Belinda Lee, Global Vice Chair of Latham’s Antitrust & Competition Practice, represents global companies in high-stakes litigation and investigations, with particular experience defending private damages actions and navigating clients through international jurisdictions.
Belinda represents global companies in antitrust and complex litigation matters pending in courts throughout the United States, and before government regulators in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
Belinda has extensive experience defending and advising companies in the technology, consumer products, transportation, and manufacturing industries. She has represented these companies in consumer class actions, price-fixing, monopolization, unfair competition, and licensing disputes.
She has defeated class certification several times and regularly guided clients through criminal investigations that close without enforcement action.
Belinda is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and serves by appointment on the Law360 Editorial Board for Competition and the Executive Committee of the Antitrust & Unfair Competition Section of the California Lawyers Association. She serves on the Board of Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Asian Law Caucus and is a frequent author and speaker on legal issues relating to expert witnesses, antitrust compliance, and law firm diversity.
As the former Global Chair of Latham’s Training and Career Enhancement Committee, Belinda oversaw the formal and informal training programs for all Latham attorneys, from summer associates to senior partners. Under Belinda’s leadership, Latham’s training programs received numerous awards and accolades, including the highest possible rankings by Vault Law 100 for Informal Training, Mentoring & Sponsorship.
Belinda's representative experience includes advising:
In her pro bono practice, Belinda has handled numerous immigration and refugee cases. Most recently, Belinda obtained class certification and obtained injunctive relief requiring that the US Department of Homeland Security re-review the refugee applications of a class of refugees fleeing persecution in Iran.
Belinda has previously served on the editorial board of the ABA’s Antitrust Magazine and Antitrust Source. She is a past-Chair of the Judiciary Committee of the Bar Association of San Francisco. She has also served on the Boards of the Bar Association of San Francisco’s Justice & Diversity Center, the NALP Foundation, the Western Center on Law & Poverty, the Constitutional Rights Foundation, and the California Heritage Museum.
Named a Top 20 Trial Law Firm in the US and ranked Tier 1 in antitrust, appellate, general commercial, IP, securities, and white collar categories.
Leading French competition publication selects two Latham articles as winners at the 2024 Antitrust Writing Awards.
For outstanding results over the past year, Latham received top honors, including Antitrust Firm of the Year, and Firm of the Year: California.