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November 2, 2022 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM HKT

Overview (Program Summary)

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ACC Hong Kong

Added to existing IP- and shipment seizure-based anti-illicit trade strategies, new international asset-focused strategies are increasingly effective at meaningfully reducing traffickers’ market share. We’ve taken international civil law concepts honed by our experience collecting on massive international arbitration judgments for conglomerates and combined them with an approach used by U.S. Department of Justice international money laundering prosecutors and developed a jurisdiction- and industry-neutral process to design and execute ROI-efficient strategies aimed at weaponizing traffickers’ international asset-protection structures against the traffickers and their enablers. By attacking the assets internationally, we increase the traffickers’ cost-of-production, and the risk of facing serious money laundering charges and international asset confiscation becomes prohibitive. It would be helpful for in-house counsels to attend this session so that they can hear from lawyers with specialties not commonly needed/found in-house, and think of how surgically deploying these cutting-edge asset-focused strategies against top targets could turn internal cost centers into profit-makers through market-share restoration.

SPEAKERS

Jason Masimore

Partner at Kobre & Kim

Jason Masimore is an experienced trial lawyer and investigator who represents institutions and individuals on cross-border matters often involving fraud and international money laundering. He regularly designs and leads law enforcement-style offensive investigations to identify illicit transactions, assets hidden in various jurisdictions, and the vulnerabilities of participants and their advisers, and he designs and executes asset-focused strategies to deter such conduct and recover market share and money for his clients.  Before joining Kobre & Kim, Mr. Masimore was a prosecutor at the U.S. Department of Justice, where he focused on international money laundering, public corruption and fraud, among others.

John Han

Partner at Kobre & Kim

John Han is an accomplished strategist who helps clients achieve business objectives in matters involving Greater China, offshore and other jurisdictions throughout the world often involving asset tracing and illicit trade. He has acted as lead counsel in global matters involving monetization and demonetization of high yield bonds, judgments, and arbitral awards in the US$ nine to ten figures. As a thought leader, he has been cited on topics involving cross-border claim monetization and dilution by publications including The Wall Street Journal, The New York TimesThe Financial Times, Reuters, and Bloomberg. Mr. Han is admitted as a Solicitor Advocate in Hong Kong, the Dubai International Finance Centre Courts, the Astana International Financial Centre Court, and New York. Before joining Kobre & Kim, Mr. Han practiced at Covington & Burling LLP.

Michael Ng

Partner at Kobre & Kim

Michael Ng serves as lead trial counsel in high-stakes intellectual property cases, focusing on patent and trade secret disputes. He has helped multiple clients win nine-figure recoveries in litigation. His matters cover a wide range of technology areas, from wireless communications, semiconductor manufacturing, and networking infrastructure to genetics and other biotechnology fields. He is regularly asked to lead bet-the-company cases, including intellectual property disputes in courts across multiple international venues. He often works with the firm's team of former U.S. Department of Justice prosecutors to investigate trade secret theft and other claims involving potential criminal liability.

Date: Wednesday, 2nd November, 2022

Time: 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm

Location: Webinar links will be sent upon registration

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