Caleb Schillinger’s practice covers a broad range of commercial litigation and dispute resolution, white collar and internal investigations, and regulatory advice. He has represented regional, national and international clients in a variety of industries, as well as foreign sovereigns, in federal and state courts, in arbitrations, and before administrative agencies.

Active in pro bono work, Caleb has represented several individuals in criminal appeals and prisoner civil rights cases in federal and state courts. In 2012, he helped author an amicus brief for the Boston Bar Association and other amici in the United States Supreme Court case Fisher v. University of Texas, et al., No. 11-345, in support of the University of Texas and the constitutionality of its admission program under the Equal Protection Clause.

Before joining Bingham, Caleb was a special assistant district attorney for the Essex County District Attorney’s Office, where he represented the commonwealth of Massachusetts in all stages of criminal prosecutions, including bench and jury trials. He also briefed and argued criminal appeals before the Massachusetts Appeals Court. During law school, he interned at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.