Shlomo Fellig is an associate in the Boston office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the firm’s Litigation & Trial Department. Shlomo represents clients in complex business litigation, particularly involving class action defense, white collar matters, and high-stakes business-to-business disputes. As a versatile litigator, he aligns case strategies with clients’ unique business goals, crafting persuasive written advocacy and distilling complex issues to achieve successful outcomes. He also advises leading companies on cutting-edge issues in artificial intelligence, from regulatory compliance and corporate use policies to high-stakes litigation. Shlomo serves on the firm’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.
While in law school, Shlomo served as an editor for the Harvard Business Law Review and legal intern for the Federal Public Defender for the District of Massachusetts. He received the Joseph H. Beale Prize for excellence in Conflicts of Law.
Before law school, Shlomo was a successful, serial entrepreneur.
Shlomo's representative matters include advising:
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.
Latham is recognized for its wins on behalf of clients Camping World and Impact Biomedicines