In bankruptcy and restructuring matters, Kate conducts in-depth forensic investigations and financial analyses across both investigative and litigation-related contexts. Her work frequently involves analyzing fraudulent transfer and preference claims, evaluating improper distributions and breaches of fiduciary duty, investigating Ponzi and other investment-related schemes, and performing complex asset tracing and accounting reconstruction.

Kate regularly leads forensic and investigative matters involving alleged fraud and other financial misconduct, including white-collar and internal investigations. She also frequently serves as an expert witness on matters involving economic damages, asset misappropriation, and accounting irregularities.

Kate has extensive experience with post-acquisition disputes, including working capital adjustments, earn-outs, and breaches of representations and warranties. She advises buyers, sellers, and private equity sponsors on accounting-driven disputes, including evaluating potential breaches, quantifying damages, and interpreting purchase agreement provisions.

Clients value Kate for her disciplined, precise approach to forensic analysis and her ability to quickly isolate the issues that matter most. She is known for her strong investigative judgment and for translating complex financial and accounting issues into clear, defensible analyses and written submissions that help counsel and fiduciaries move matters forward with confidence.

Kate is a Certified Public Accountant and is an active member of professional organizations such as the International Women’s Insolvency and Restructuring Confederation, the Turnaround Management Association, and the Women in White Collar Defense Association. She has deep philanthropic ties to the March of Dimes, Joffrey Ballet and Big Careers Little Kids.