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Al Fattan Currency TowerFloor 33Dubai International Financial CentreP.O. Box 506662Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Jim Gauch handles complex litigation in trial and appellate courts. His practice concentrates in two areas: matters involving foreign companies and significant questions of U.S. jurisdiction and financial and securities fraud litigation. Representative matters include: defending a major Middle Eastern construction company against Antiterrorism Act, RICO, and Alien Tort Claims Act claims; conducting an internal investigation in southeast Asia concerning a threatened U.S. securities fraud complaint against a foreign issuer there; and representing an Antiguan liquidator in U.S. litigation of a multinational bankruptcy. Jim also was lead counsel for the subsidiary of a foreign issuer in a securities fraud case arising out of a major product recall and for a major accounting firm in several securities fraud cases and related SEC proceedings.
Additionally, Jim handles various matters in federal appellate courts and advises clients on litigation options, particularly relating to jurisdictional and constitutional questions, before federal agencies including the Transportation Security Administration, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the Federal Railroad Administration. He also has substantial experience in nationwide class actions in product liability, employment discrimination, and wage-and-hour litigation.
Jim is a member of the District of Columbia bar and is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court; the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the D.C., Second, Fifth, and Sixth Circuits; and the U.S. District Courts for the District of Columbia and the Southern District of Ohio. He is past chairman of the Federalist Society's Administrative Law Practice Group and serves on the board of trustees of the Supreme Court Historical Society.