
Hubert Kim Partner EMAIL: hkim@wilsonturnerkosmo.com TEL: 619-236-9600 Hubert Kim Partner Practice Areas Business Litigation Class Actions Healthcare Trade Secret Litigation EDUCATION BA from University of California San Diego, 1994 - JD from University of San Francisco School of Law, 1999 - Hubert (Hugh) Kim joined Wilson Turner Kosmo in June of 2004 and is a Partner in the firm’s Business Litigation group. As part of his business and real estate litigation practice, Hubert represents organizations of all sizes in complex disputes in federal and state court including contract disputes, violations of the federal Petroleum Marketing Practices Act and its California state law counterpart, franchise disputes, unfair business practice claims, trade secret disputes, partnership and close corporation disputes as well as real property and lease disputes. Hubert has substantial litigation experience and his wide-ranging expertise and thoughtfulness have led to numerous favorable results for his clients. Federal Bar Association, San Diego Chapter, President (2013); Executive Committee (2007 – 2014); Advisory Board (2015 – 2023); Legal Education Committee (2015 – 2019); Public Relations Committee (2016 – 2017); Special Events Committee (2020 – 2023); Lawyer Representative Bar Recommendation Committee, Chair (2013) San Diego Federal Bar Foundation, Secretary (2022 – 2024); Board of Directors (2022 – 2024) San Diego ESI Forum Steering Committee (2014 – 2024) Pan Asian Lawyers of San Diego, Member Association of Business Trial Lawyers, San Diego Chapter, Member Lawyers Club of San Diego, Member Named as one of SD Metro’s 2024 Top Attorneys in San Diego Named as a 2023 Leader of Influence in Law by the San Diego Business Journal Co-Author, “Evidence,” California Litigation Review (State Bar of California, 2001) Co-Author, “Critical Theory Applied to Title VII,” California Labor & Employment Law Quarterly – Spring 2000 (State Bar of California, 2000) Author, “German Reparations: Institutionalized Insufficiency,” When Sorry Isn’t Enough: The Controversy Over Apologies and Reparations for Human Injustice (New York University Press, 1999)
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Hubert Kim

Partner

Practice Areas

Business Litigation

Class Actions

Healthcare

Trade Secret Litigation

EDUCATION

BA from University of California San Diego, 1994 -
JD from University of San Francisco School of Law, 1999 -

Hubert (Hugh) Kim joined Wilson Turner Kosmo in June of 2004 and is a Partner in the firm’s Business Litigation group. As part of his business and real estate litigation practice, Hubert represents organizations of all sizes in complex disputes in federal and state court including contract disputes, violations of the federal Petroleum Marketing Practices Act and its California state law counterpart, franchise disputes, unfair business practice claims, trade secret disputes, partnership and close corporation disputes as well as real property and lease disputes. Hubert has substantial litigation experience and his wide-ranging expertise and thoughtfulness have led to numerous favorable results for his clients.

Federal Bar Association, San Diego Chapter, President (2013); Executive Committee (2007 – 2014); Advisory Board (2015 – 2023); Legal Education Committee (2015 – 2019); Public Relations Committee (2016 – 2017); Special Events Committee (2020 – 2023); Lawyer Representative Bar Recommendation Committee, Chair (2013)
San Diego Federal Bar Foundation, Secretary (2022 – 2024); Board of Directors (2022 – 2024)
San Diego ESI Forum Steering Committee (2014 – 2024)
Pan Asian Lawyers of San Diego, Member
Association of Business Trial Lawyers, San Diego Chapter, Member
Lawyers Club of San Diego, Member

Named as one of SD Metro’s 2024 Top Attorneys in San Diego
Named as a 2023 Leader of Influence in Law by the San Diego Business Journal

Co-Author, “Evidence,” California Litigation Review (State Bar of California, 2001)
Co-Author, “Critical Theory Applied to Title VII,” California Labor & Employment Law Quarterly – Spring 2000 (State Bar of California, 2000)
Author, “German Reparations: Institutionalized Insufficiency,” When Sorry Isn’t Enough: The Controversy Over Apologies and Reparations for Human Injustice (New York University Press, 1999)