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Kimberly Gutierrez

Kimberly was drawn to commercial litigation for its fast pace and room for creativity, as well as the opportunity it provides to learn about a wide range of topics. Kimberly is known for her diligent and passionate approach to her work. She excels at breaking down complex matters into manageable and actionable tasks and takes a genuine interest in getting to know clients to better serve them. With her strong work ethic and commitment to clients, Kimberly is a valuable addition to any team.

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In August 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) declined to prosecute an insurance company for alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), marking the first action of its kind since the DOJ paused FCPA prosecutions earlier this year. DOJ’s decision came in response to the company’s voluntary self-disclosure. Importantly, this decision allows the company to avoid criminal charges in connection with bribes allegedly paid by employees of its foreign subsidiary for customer referrals for products. As part of the resolution with DOJ, the company will disgorge approximately $4.7 million in profits that are tied to the misconduct.