State’s Highest Court Sides with Plaintiff’s Experts
Savannah, Ga – Former Federal Prosecutor Greg Gilluly has joined Savage, Turner, Pinckney, Savage, Sprouse & Gilluly as its newest partner. He joins the firm after more than 13 years with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Georgia. “Greg Gilluly is a skilled trial lawyer who will be a major asset to the firm. His proven track record of both trying and winning complex cases will only continue, resulting in important outcomes for our clients,” said Brent Savage, a founding partner of Savage & Turner PC. While working for the Department of Justice, Gilluly served as Deputy Chief of the Criminal Division in Georgia’s Southern District, prosecuting international human trafficking, money laundering, drug trafficking, complex fraud cases, violent crimes and corporate criminal activity, among others. Gilluly has received several national awards of excellence from the Department of Justice, including the prestigious Director’s Award, one of the department’s highest honors. “I’m looking forward to using my experience as a prosecutor to continue to fight for those who were wronged. I will bring justice to victims and families by punishing wrongdoers in civil courts,” said Gilluly. An experienced trial lawyer, Gilluly has tried more than 100 cases to victory, including more than 75 cases in federal and state courts. His practice focuses on serious personal injury cases, catastrophic events, wrongful deaths. While serving in the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Gilluly was a part of several noteworthy cases, including “Operation Dark Night,” an international sex trafficking case that convicted 23 defendants via guilty plea and rescued 12 victims. He prosecuted one of the nations largest visa fraud/labor trafficking case in the nation, one of the largest food benefits fraud cases in the nation, and several of the largest criminal conspiracies in district. He also tried and convicted businessmen for antitrust violations that included bid rigging, price fixing and market allocation. Prior to moving to Georgia, Gilluly served as a federal prosecutor in the Western District of Tennessee. Gilluly’s final trial in Tennessee was against two hit-men who were charged with several murders, racketeering conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy and other charges. After a seven-week jury trial, the jury convicted them, and Gilluly moved to Savannah, Georgia. He previously served as a partner in a litigation firm and a judge in Tennessee.
