Janet H. Kim is a partner in the firm’s dispute resolution group based in Washington, D.C. Her practice focuses on strategic risk management. Janet is a hands-on and pragmatic advisor to companies, officers, directors, and individuals navigating risk, and defends companies facing regulatory inquiries and investigations.  

Janet helps companies navigate major regulatory reforms relating to digital media and content moderation, including the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) and the UK Online Safety Act (OSA). She also actively advises on clients' engagement with international regulators and policymakers -- including the United States Congress, Executive Branch agencies, the White House, the European Commission, and Ofcom.

In support of these engagements, Janet conducts internal investigations and risk assessments; advises on assessing and mitigating business, governance, legal, regulatory, and reputational risk; drafts regulatory submissions; and provides practical advice in navigating regulatory inquiries. 

Janet is also a seasoned and experienced congressional investigations lawyer.  She provides a full range of service on defending against congressional investigations—ranging from negotiations with Committee staff and document production; internal investigations and fact discovery; witness preparation for hearings, transcribed interviews, and depositions; and subpoena management. 

She draws from a diverse range of experience in the federal government.  Janet has twice served in the White House Counsel’s Office, most recently as an Associate Counsel to President Biden, where she advised senior White House officials and Executive Branch officials on high-risk matters, including congressional oversight investigations.

She also served as the Chief Counsel for Investigations for the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, the principal investigative committee of the House of Representatives, where she led multiple high-profile investigations into topics related to the financial sector, environment, energy, national security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic, health care, personnel practices, ethics, and consumer products.  In addition to her investigative work, Janet routinely advised Committee chairs and House leadership regarding subpoena enforcement, whistleblower protections, parallel criminal and congressional investigations, interview and deposition rules, and privilege issues.