Robin L. Gushman is a litigation associate in the Bay Area offices of Latham & Watkins.
Ms. Gushman represents public and private companies in antitrust, complex commercial, and class action litigation across a range of industries including technology, entertainment, aerospace, and automotive. She has substantial trial experience, including conducting witness examinations and preparing experts and fact witnesses for testimony. Additionally, Ms. Gushman has led the drafting of numerous dispositive motions, represented clients at motion hearings, and managed all aspects of fact and expert discovery. Ms. Gushman also represents corporate clients in connection with DOJ and FTC antitrust investigations.
As part of her pro bono practice, Ms. Gushman represented a deported US military veteran in immigration proceedings, for whom she secured a pardon of a criminal conviction from the Governor of California. She also represents clients in asylum cases.
Prior to joining Latham, Ms. Gushman served as a law clerk to Judge Paul G. Gardephe of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
While at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law, she was a notes and comments editor for the California Law Review and the senior annual review editor for the Berkeley Technology Law Journal.
Before law school, Ms. Gushman was a paralegal specialist in the Securities and Commodities Task Force of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, where she managed the insider trading prosecution of hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam.
Ms. Gushman’s representative experience includes advising:
A Latham & Watkins antitrust litigation team has been recognized for an important win in a California lawsuit brought against client Ford Motor Co. of Canada.