We are trial lawyers, and we play to win. At every stage of litigation, whatever the venue, whatever the dispute, whatever the challenge, our unmatched constellation of litigation stars brings the right skills and experience to the fight at hand.

Latham represents major companies, institutions, and individuals in virtually every industry. Our battle-tested teams work on mission-critical matters — from tech titans facing existential challenges to their business models and life sciences giants protecting billions of dollars of investment in lifesaving drugs, to defending key players in the automotive, energy, and financial services sectors. Latham litigators leverage the firm’s vast global platform to collaborate and develop strategies other firms cannot replicate. We pair our industry fluency with a trial-ready mindset at the outset of any dispute so we’re always several steps ahead of the opposition.

We regularly resolve the disputes that intimidate others. Defeating a well-resourced and determined opponent requires familiarity with the battlefield, insight into the opposition’s likely strategy, and a willingness to go to the mat. With a team of over 1,000 skilled and savvy litigators, we bring experience, insight, and determination to the table — and to the courtroom and the boardroom — every time.

We regularly try civil and criminal cases in courts and arbitration venues around the world. Over the last decade, Latham has tried or arbitrated more than 350 cases to a verdict, affording us unique insight that comes only from trial experience. More than 35 of our litigators are former US federal prosecutors, with experience that enables us to provide clients facing enforcement proceedings with insight into the inner workings of the prosecuting agencies.

Latham regularly takes over cases on the eve of trial, when the stakes are high and defeat is not an option. When our names appear on the docket, opposing counsel know our track record of winning means returning to the negotiating table is often their best course of action. If a matter proceeds to trial, we neutralize the opposition’s best facts, or even incorporate them as part of our client’s affirmative story, and we win. Our clients’ goals are our goals, and we don’t consider ourselves successful until we accomplish them.