John Huber is a highly respected leader with nearly three decades of litigation experience, having tried hundreds of civil and criminal cases in federal and state courts. As the U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah from 2015-2021, John was the longest-tenured active U.S. Attorney in the nation for four of those years. He was appointed by both President Obama and re-appointed by President Trump, earning unanimous Senate confirmation each time. During his tenure, he handled sensitive investigations, maintaining strict confidentiality and integrity while leading complex, multi-pronged efforts under intense political and media scrutiny.

John’s legal expertise spans national security, terrorism, trade secrets, fraud, and the False Claims Act, among other areas. At Greenberg Traurig LLP, he focuses on investigations and litigation for individuals, corporations, and institutions, with deep knowledge of federal law in sectors like healthcare, aerospace, cryptocurrency, and customs enforcement. He also assists victims of criminal conduct by liaising with authorities and advocating for clients facing government inquiries, using his strong relationships with law enforcement to provide effective representation.

In addition to his legal work, John is regularly sought after by media outlets for his insight on justice-related issues. He is also actively involved in community service, serving on the board of trustees for the University of Utah’s law school and as chair of a judicial nominating commission. Through his role on the board of World Trade Center® Utah, he helps businesses expand globally, leveraging his experience and the global platform of Greenberg Traurig.