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Former Paul Hastings associate new deputy executive director at ACLU

By Richard Binder

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James Gilliam, a former associate at Paul Hastings, is moving to the ACLU of Southern California as their deputy executive director. He will also be the deputy executive of the ACLU Foundation of Southern California, where he has served on the board for several years.

At Paul Hastings, Gilliam represented clients in a variety of complex civil litigation contexts before federal and state courts, including securities litigation and SEC investigations. He also participated in the firm's pro bono efforts

Gilliam graduated summa cum laude, first in his class, from Middle Tennessee State University in 2000.He then graduated cum laude, Order of the Coif, from Loyola Law School in 2003, and was admitted to practice that same year.

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