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Ken Felter is a Visiting Professor in the Economics Department at Boston College and a trial attorney with over 49 years of experience. He focuses on intellectual property and complex commercial litigation at Ropes & Gray LLP, a top global law firm. He teaches Applying Economic Theory in the Practice of Law and leads tutorials at Harvard College, earning 11 teaching excellence awards. Felter holds a B.A.-M.A. in Economics from Boston College (Phi Beta Kappa) and a J.D. from Harvard Law School (cum laude).
His research interests bridge economics and law, particularly in litigation strategy, patent disputes, and legal evidence. He has authored influential legal publications, including works on jury instructions, land use regulation, and class action damages. Felter has been recognized as a Fellow in Harvard’s Advanced Leadership Initiative and by multiple legal accolades.
- Professional Affiliations: American College of Trial Lawyers Fellow, Ropes & Gray LLP Of Counsel, Harvard Law School Trial Advisor
- Leadership Roles: Former President and Chairman of Greater Boston Legal Services, Board Member of Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission
Felter’s career combines academic instruction with high-stakes legal practice, emphasizing practical applications of economic theory in litigation. His recent writings address modern challenges in trial evidence and patent law.
