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Jessica Stebbins Bina

Jessica Stebbins Bina, a seasoned commercial litigator, represents market-leading companies in complex, high-stakes, and reputationally sensitive disputes and investigations, particularly within the media, entertainment, and technology industries. Jessica draws on extensive first-chair experience and her creative approach to litigation strategy to counsel clients from the earliest stages of investigation through state and federal court trials and successful appeals. She defends clients against a range of complex claims, including: Copyright Trademark Contract Fiduciary breach Privacy Fraud Complex tort actions including personal injury and employer liability She has tried complex cases to successful jury verdicts, and regularly achieves client victories in arbitration and mediation. She understands clients’ business objectives and guides them toward obtaining early, favorable settlements. Jessica regularly represents clients in the film, television, music, radio, and internet industries, as well as within the sports, technology, video game, and real estate sectors. In addition to her litigation practice, Jessica counsels clients facing reputational risk, coordinating structural advice and public relations to reduce exposure. A recognized leader within and outside the firm, Jessica is a member of Latham’s WEB Committee in Los Angeles and is Treasurer of the Board for the Disability Rights Legal Center. She is also a member of the Association of Business Trial Lawyers. Jessica maintains an active pro bono practice, including matters involving children’s rights and immigration. · Latham & Watkins

United StatesCommercial Litigation, Copyright Litigation

About

Jessica Stebbins Bina is a seasoned commercial litigator representing market-leading companies in complex, high-stakes disputes and investigations, particularly in the media, entertainment, and technology industries. She defends clients against claims including copyright, trademark, contract, fiduciary breach, privacy, fraud, and complex tort actions, and maintains an active pro bono practice in children's rights and immigration.

Practice areas

Commercial LitigationCopyright LitigationTrademark LitigationContract DisputesFiduciary BreachPrivacy LitigationFraudComplex Tort LitigationPersonal InjuryEmployer LiabilityChildren's RightsImmigration

Office

United States

Latham & Watkins · Jessica Stebbins Bina, a seasoned commercial litigator, represents market-leading companies in complex, high-stakes, and reputationally sensitive disputes and investigations, particularly within the media, entertainment, and technology industries. Jessica draws on extensive first-chair experience and her creative approach to litigation strategy to counsel clients from the earliest stages of investigation through state and federal court trials and successful appeals. She defends clients against a range of complex claims, including: Copyright Trademark Contract Fiduciary breach Privacy Fraud Complex tort actions including personal injury and employer liability She has tried complex cases to successful jury verdicts, and regularly achieves client victories in arbitration and mediation. She understands clients’ business objectives and guides them toward obtaining early, favorable settlements. Jessica regularly represents clients in the film, television, music, radio, and internet industries, as well as within the sports, technology, video game, and real estate sectors. In addition to her litigation practice, Jessica counsels clients facing reputational risk, coordinating structural advice and public relations to reduce exposure. A recognized leader within and outside the firm, Jessica is a member of Latham’s WEB Committee in Los Angeles and is Treasurer of the Board for the Disability Rights Legal Center. She is also a member of the Association of Business Trial Lawyers. Jessica maintains an active pro bono practice, including matters involving children’s rights and immigration.

United States

Expertise

MediaEntertainmentTechnologyFilmTelevisionMusicRadioInternetSportsVideo GameReal Estate