Louis M. Solomon

Partner

Renowned international trial lawyer and strategic advocate for multinational clients in high-stakes commercial disputes

Lou is an internationally recognized trial lawyer who has tried more than 50 complex commercial cases before judges, juries, and arbitral and governmental bodies. He has successfully litigated more than a dozen high-stakes controversies, each approaching or exceeding a billion dollars. 

Experience

Representative matters

Antitrust: Involving the world's largest vitamins cartel; separate FTC proceeding involving pharmaceutical life cycle management; separate litigations under sections 1 and 2; leading decisions in trial and appellate court on market definition and monopolistic practices.°
Breach of contract: Including successfully defending against $750 million damages claim against Forbes 20 company, with the trial court win affirmed on appeal in the Second Circuit; separate representation at damages phase of trial over sale of bottling distribution routes.°
Complex Commercial: Including $100+ million trial on indemnities for the sale of aircraft manufacturing facilities; separate financial services litigations; separate representation succeeding in upholding transfer restrictions in one of America's largest privately held companies.°

Recognitions

  • Recognized as a BTI Client Service All-Star by BTI Consulting Group for delivering outstanding client service and exceeding the expectations of in-house legal decision-makers, 2026

  • Recognized in the prestigious, client-selected Thomson Reuters Stand-Out Lawyers listing for 2026

  • Listed, NYCLA Conspicuous Service Award, 2020

Credentials

Education

  • Harvard Law School, 1979, J.D., magna cum laude
  • Yeshiva University, 1976, B.A., summa cum laude

Professional admissions & qualifications

  • New York

Court admissions

  • U.S. Supreme Court

Professional affiliations

  • President (Parnas), Congregation Shearith Israel, America’s Oldest Jewish Congregation
  • Member, Lawyers Committee of the National Center for State Courts (NCSC)
 

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