Reuben Blum

• Acted for a state university system in a multimillion-dollar litigation related to delays in the construction of a specialized research facility.
• Represented a state agency in a contract litigation involving the procurement of government contracts valued in the tens of billions of dollars.
• Represented a university in a commercial dispute with engineering contractors involving multimillion-dollar breach of contract claims related to emergency repair services.
• Represented a government official in the enforcement of a civil investigation involving potential deceptive trade practices and First Amendment claims.
• Represented a state agency in the appeal of administrative proceedings involving a dispute over a financial entity’s charter.

Reuben’s practice focuses on complex commercial disputes with an emphasis on high-stakes construction, energy, and critical infrastructure projects. He has experience in key aspects of litigation in federal and state courts, including arguing motions, writing case dispositive motions and appellate briefs, and taking depositions.

Prior to joining King & Spalding, Reuben worked for the Texas Office of the Attorney General, where he focused on financial and constitutional litigation. While in law school, Reuben published in The Texas Law Review and The Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy.