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Kim Havlin

Kim Havlin

USA 2026

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White & Case LLP
 White & Case LLP

Ranked in 1 practice area

Litigation: General Commercial

New York

5 years ranked

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Kim Havlin is a partner in the Global Litigation Practice with extensive experience in complex business disputes. A skilled courtroom advocate and trial lawyer, Kim represents clients in a wide range of contract and business tort actions, as well as securities and class action cases and bankruptcy litigation. Kim has substantial experience across global industries, including the financial, technology, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, and shipping sectors.

To read more, visit: www.whitecase.com/people/kim-havlin

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Litigation: General Commercial - New York

Band 5
Individual Editorial
Kim Havlin is a go-to litigator with an impressive depth of expertise in major commercial disputes, with experience representing clients at trial and appellate levels.
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Strengths

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  • Kim is always present when needed and always ready to go the extra mile in defense of the client.

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  • Kim is incredible. She is whip smart and an excellent communicator. She is responsive and supportive.

    Litigation: General CommercialChambers Guide to the USA

  • Kim is extremely knowledgeable, savvy and personable, while also being fierce when necessary.

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