Frank Walwyn
International Trade and Finance Law Trusts and Estates
International Trade and Finance Law Trusts and Estates
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As a International Trade and Finance Law Trusts and Estates attorney, Frank Walwyn has been serving the United States for more than a decade. Walwyn brings more than a decade of dedicated practice to each International Trade and Finance Law Trusts and Estates case. Walwyn practices at WeirFoulds LLP, serving clients throughout the United States. Frank Walwyn combines legal skill with genuine concern for client outcomes. Walwyn provides compassionate yet aggressive representation when clients need it most. As a member of the the United States bar, Walwyn upholds the highest standards of legal practice.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2012
David Rogers
When our company faced a high-stakes, multi-jurisdictional commercial dispute with significant financial implications, we turned to Frank Walwyn at WeirFoulds LLP. From our initial consultation in his Seattle office, it was clear we had engaged a lawyer of exceptional caliber. Frank’s deep, 13-year expertise in corporate and commercial litigation provided the precise strategic framework we desperately needed. He expertly navigated the intricate intersection of international trade principles and complex contractual obligations that defined our case. His recognition in international arbitration was not merely a credential on paper; his deft handling of procedural complexities and his persuasive advocacy during settlement negotiations were masterful. Frank maintained a clear, steady communication style throughout, demystifying each legal step without ever oversimplifying the stakes. His professionalism was unwavering under pressure, and his guidance was instrumental in securing a resolution that not only protected our assets but also preserved critical business relationships. For any business navigating the treacherous waters of commercial litigation or international arbitration, Frank Walwyn is an indispensable ally.