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Trent Shores is a former United States Attorney and a shareholder at Gable Gotwals. He advises clients on complex litigation, Native American law and policy, cybersecurity, and high-stakes government and corporate investigations.
He represents clients in state, federal, and tribal courts at all stages in the litigation process, including at trial and on appeal. Recently, Trent was named a Tribal Supreme Court Justice for the Kaw Nation and a U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s Oklahoma Advisory Committee member.
In this episode, Trent shares a backstory of how he got into the world of law, his presidential nomination, and the senate’s confirmation process. Also, he will tell us of his best moments in the world of law and his engagement with cybersecurity.
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