Jamie Wine is an accomplished trial lawyer and a Fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers. She is one of the leading litigators in the country, with deep experience in complex commercial litigation, securities litigation, and SEC and other regulatory matters. Ms. Wine’s wins include a trial victory in Delaware Chancery Court for Scilex Pharmaceuticals in a breach of fiduciary duty and misappropriation of trade secrets case against its former President and CEO; a $125 million arbitration award for her client in a milestone contract dispute; the dismissal of a highly-publicized defamation lawsuit against Chess.com relating to a chess grandmasters cheating scandal; the dismissal of a high-profile equal pay lawsuit brought by the US Women’s National Soccer team against the US Soccer Federation; and the dismissal of a US$2 billion securities class action as well as the achievement of a US$666 million arbitration award in a post-M&A dispute for DXC Corporation.
Ms. Wine is widely recognized for her excellence. She has been praised substantially by all the leading publications, and was recognized by The American Lawyer as a finalist for Litigator of the Year 2020. In addition to being recognized for many years by Benchmark Litigation as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer, Benchmark also has recognized Ms. Wine as a Top 250 Women in Litigation in those years. Chambers USA recognizes Ms. Wine as a leading commercial trial lawyer and securities litigator. In addition, she has been included for several years in Lawdragon’s list of the 500 Leading Lawyers in America and was named to Lawdragon’s Legends of the 500 in 2023. Crain’s New York Business 2023 includes Ms. Wine in its list of Leading Women Lawyers in New York City, a recognition she has maintained since its inaugural list. The Daily Journal named her a leading commercial litigator in 2023. Clients say Jamie is “an excellent trial lawyer” who “exudes confidence” and “has good rapport with judges and juries.”
Ms. Wine is the former Global Chair of Latham’s Litigation & Trial Department, and prior to that she served on the firm’s Executive Committee. She is also a long-standing member of the Board of the Legal Aid Society.
Updated Sep 2024
