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Reuben Guttman Honored By Emory Law

On Friday, September 25th, Emory Law awarded Reuben Guttman, A founding partner of GBB,  with its Alumni Service Award  for “significant, sustained leadership and outstanding service to the Emory Law community.”   Among his other service to Emory Law, Mr. Guttman was a visiting professors at Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City training Mexican judges and practitioners on oral advocacy and trial practice, part of a U.S. State Department program in conjunction with Emory Law’s Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution.  Source: Emory Law News Center

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Liz Shofner joins the firm as Of-Counsel

Guttman, Buschner & Brooks PLLC is pleased to have Liz Shofner join the firm as Of Counsel. Liz is a veteran litigator in cases involving complex commercial litigation, including Medicaid, consumer fraud, mortgage-backed securities litigation and corporate governance matters. She also has experience in intellectual property and appellate work. She served for several years as a law clerk to the Hon. John M. Walker, Jr., of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

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Attorneys at GBB have represented whistleblowers in cases returning nearly $6 Billion to the Federal and State Governments.

GBB Attorneys have earned their reputation in high stakes litigation representing whistleblowers under the False Claims Act in cases resulting in the recovery of $5 Billion for Federal and State governments. They have litigated cases that have driven regulatory and legislative reform, including rules to protect school children against exposure to asbestos and legislation to compensate nuclear weapons workers who have secured a dread disease. Litigation brought by firm attorneys under Federal Environmental laws caused the Secretary of Energy to cancel a massive project to recycle and distribute into commerce radioactive metal from a Tennessee Nuclear Weapons Plant.