CLE Hours: 6 including 6 General, 0 Specialty Credits TBD
Agenda to be posted soon.
David Bouchard is an accomplished trial lawyer who represents victims and families in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases resulting from the negligence of others. He has received high praise from clients, jurors, and judges for his courtroom advocacy and has been recognized by Chambers USA, Best Lawyers, and U.S. News and World Report as a premiere trial lawyer. According to Chambers, other lawyers have described David as a "tenacious trial lawyer" who "knows how to get to the truth," "extremely competent," and "the finest young trial lawyer seen in court in 10 years."
David and his colleagues have recovered tens of millions of dollars for clients in cases arising from medical malpractice, civil rights violations, premises liability, and negligent operation of a vehicle. David is one of the most experienced lawyers in the country in the representation of sex trafficking survivors in lawsuits against businesses that benefit from sex trafficking.
David began his legal career with a prominent international law firm, where he worked on major commercial litigation matters for some of the world's largest companies, including more than ten Fortune 500 companies.
In his free time, David is active in the Atlanta community. He currently serves on the Advisory Board for The Posse Foundation Atlanta. David is a graduate of the LEAD Atlanta program (2017), and he has mentored numerous law school students through the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity. David has also been called upon to lecture on trial advocacy and litigation strategy to law school students.
David received his law degree from New York University School of Law, and his undergraduate degree from Northwestern University. Prior to attending law school, David received a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship from the United States Department of State. David served in Haiphong, Vietnam.
Lee Gutschenritter is a trial lawyer dedicated to the representation of individuals and families who have suffered serious injuries or death due to the negligence of others. Lee has won numerous jury trials on behalf of his clients. His most recent trial resulted in a historic $38.6 million jury verdict against one of the largest hospitals systems in the State of Georgia.
In the past five years alone, Lee has recovered in excess of $100 million in verdicts and settlements. Every year since 2016, Lee has been selected as an Atlanta Magazine Super Lawyers' "Rising Star" & “Super Lawyer”, an award reserved for the top 2.5% of attorneys in Georgia. He has also been named in America's Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys®.
Lee primarily handles cases in the areas of medical malpractice, tractor-trailer accidents, premises liability, and wrongful death cases. He has represented clients in cases throughout Georgia and has successfully litigated over one hundred cases in both state and federal courts. Lee limits his practice to handling a small number of cases at a time. This approach allows him to develop meaningful relationships with his clients and to invest substantial time and resources into every one of his cases.
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