Isaac Saidel-Goley is an associate in Quinn Emanuel’s Boston office. He joined the firm in 2022. Isaac has wide experience in complex civil litigation, including strategy development, pleadings, motion practice, discovery, summary judgment, trial, and appeal. Isaac also has an active pro bono practice and has represented wrongfully convicted persons seeking to establish their innocence, human trafficking victims and death row inmates in civil rights litigation, individuals seeking asylum, and disabled tenants facing eviction. Isaac obtained his law degree in 2017 from Harvard Law School, where he graduated with honors and won several Dean’s Scholar Prizes. Prior to joining the firm, Isaac worked as a litigation associate at another international law firm.
- Harvard Law School
(J.D., Cum Laude, 2017)- Harvard Law & Policy Review:
- Executive Editor
- Executive Editor
- Harvard Law & Policy Review:
- Saint Anselm College
(B.A., Psychology and Neuroscience, Summa Cum Laude, 2012)- Chancellor’s Award
- The State Bar of Massachusetts
- New England Innocence Project’s inaugural Marching Toward Freedom Award — for leading a team of attorneys in an effort to exonerate a wrongfully convicted person serving life without parole.
- Isaac Saidel-Goley and Joseph Singer, Things Invisible to See: State Action & Private Property, 5 Tex. A&M L. Rev. 439 (2018).
- Isaac Saidel-Goley, The Right Side Of History: Prohibiting Sexual Orientation Discrimination In Public Accommodations, Housing, And Employment, 31 Wis. J. L. Gender & Soc’y 2, 117 (2016).