Ross Guberman
Ross Guberman is the founder and president of Legal Writing Pro, an advanced legal-writing training and consulting firm. He conducts hundreds of programs a year for many of the world's largest and most prestigious law firms and for dozens of state and federal agencies and bar associations.
Ross is also a Professorial Lecturer in Law at The George Washington University Law School, where he teaches an advanced seminar on drafting and writing strategy.
He holds degrees from Yale, the Sorbonne, and The University of Chicago Law School, where he was Articles Editor of The University of Chicago Legal Forum.
Oxford University Press has asked Ross to write the first book on how the nation's top advocates draft winning briefs and motions.
Before founding Legal Writing Pro, Ross worked at several major law firms. Ross is also a former professional musician and an award-winning journalist. After the federal takeover of Fannie Mae, Slate called his 2002 investigation of the company “totally brilliant and prescient.”
Ross has also commented on business and law for major newspapers, radio stations, and television networks, including CBS and CNN.
The American Society for Training & Development has awarded Ross its Certified Professional in Learning and Performance credential.
A Minnesota native, Ross lives with his wife and two children outside Washington, DC.
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