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May 10, 2012 By Staff

Interview with Reuben Guttman on $1.6 Billion Abbott settlement

Watch an interview with Reuben Guttman regarding the 1.6 Billion settlement in the case U.S. ex rel. McCoyd v. Abbott Laboratories.

March 23, 2012 By Staff

Reuben Guttman debates on Bloomberg TV

Watch this video of Reuben Guttman debate the whistleblower provisions of the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law on Bloomberg TV.

September 26, 2011 By Staff

Reuben Guttman on Federal Courts

Watch this video of Reuben Guttman in a Round Table at Emory law School addressing the question: Are Federal Courts a Fair and Accessible Forum?

November 1, 2003 By Staff

Dan Guttman has devoted his life to investigating the government’s “shadow workforce” of contractors.

Federal procurement is not a subject that makes for compelling television, but procurement scandals can be good drama, which is why on Nov. 30, 1980, the CBS newsmagazine 60 Minutes aired a story that suggested private contractors were running the Energy Department. Outside consultants, intoned correspondent Morley Safer, seemed to do everything for Energy. They assembled the department budget. They wrote congressional testimony for Energy officials. They were the “bureaucrats’ bureaucrats,” Safer said.

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March 6, 2002 By Staff

Testimony of Dan Guttman before Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs

Dan Guttman’s testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs regarding Who’s Doing Work for Government? Monitoring, Accountability and Competition in the Federal and Service: Contract Workforce can be found here.

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On Demand CLE: Reuben Guttman, and Professor JC Lore present CLE covering topics in their book, Pretrial Advocacy, Wolters Kluwer-NITA (2021).”
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