Glenn Shubb
USC Gould School of Law

Glenn S. Shubb works as the director of automated litigation support for Munger, Tolles & Olson in Los Angeles. He focuses on large-scale and complex civil litigation, specializing in the effective use of technology to advance legal strategy and case and client goals.

Shubb has more than 25 years of experience practicing law and has been involved in the design, implementation and management of the technology workflow and discovery process for many of his firm’s largest matters, including representation of Berkshire Hathaway, Rambus, Philip Morris, Boeing, Verizon, Universal Music Group and Tesla, among many others. He regularly consults with attorneys and clients on electronic discovery best practices and to tailor solutions to fit the specific needs of each matter. Shubb also serves on a number of firm committees and is a founding member of his firm’s eDiscovery committee working group. Prior to joining Munger Tolles, Shubb practiced criminal, entertainment and general civil litigation in state and federal court.

Shubb is an active member of the International Legal Technology Association and a recognized leader in the eDiscovery community. Shubb also serves on the executive committee for the law practice and technology section of the California Lawyers Association. He participates and presents at many major industry conferences for both public and private sectors. He is proficient with and holds certifications in the administration of many leading eDiscovery technology platforms.

Shubb earned his JD from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles and a BA in communication studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is admitted and an active member of the California bar. 

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Politi Fact
May 23, 2023
Re: David B. Cruz

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"Marine Biodiversity: Trends, Targets, and the BBNJ," Lewis and Clark School of Law 2023 Environmental Law Symposium: Protecting Biodiversity: Five Decades of Progress but an Uncertain Future, Portland, OR, April 7, 2023.

Jonathan Barnett
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Comment Letter from Law Professors, Economists, and Business School Professors to the Federal Trade Commission on Proposed Non-Compete Clause Rule, Jonathan Barnett (co-lead author, with Adam Mossoff and Ted Sichelman), April 19, 2023.

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"Survival Equity and Climate Change Triage: How to Decide Who Lives and Who Dies," presentation as part of Adapting to a Warming World: Perspectives from the Environmental Law Collaborative, Hubbell Environmental Law Initiative, University of Iowa School of Law, Iowa City, IA, April 14, 2023.