Latham Honored Across Nine Categories in New England Legal Awards
Six Latham lawyers, along with three litigation practices, were recognized as winners or finalists ahead of the awards ceremony.
Shlomo Fellig represents clients in complex business litigation, particularly at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence.
As a versatile litigator, Shlomo aligns case strategies with clients’ unique business goals in the context of:
He crafts persuasive written advocacy and distills complex issues to achieve successful outcomes. He also advises leading companies on all aspects of AI, from regulatory compliance and corporate use policies to high-stakes litigation.
A recognized leader at the firm, Shlomo serves on Latham’s Technology Committee.
Shlomo maintains an active pro bono practice, representing juveniles sentenced to life without parole, immigrants unlawfully detained, and the Department of Children and Families in an appeal relating to abuse and neglect of children.
Before law school, Shlomo was a successful serial entrepreneur.
Shlomo’s representative matters include advising:
Six Latham lawyers, along with three litigation practices, were recognized as winners or finalists ahead of the awards ceremony.
The firm’s first-of-its-kind AI training event was awarded Best Tech Training Program Implementation for legal innovation.
Firm honored by Law360 for advising startups, financial institutions, VCs, digital asset and Web3 participants, and corporations on their most innovative and complex transactions, investigations, litigation, and regulatory matters.