Georgia State University College of Law has tapped Miller & Martin partner Shelby Grubbs to head its new International Arbitration Center, which is under construction. Grubbs’ recruitment is another step in the push by the city’s legal, business and political leaders to make Atlanta a hub for international arbitration.
Grubbs will be the center’s executive director when GSU Law’s $82.5 million building is completed next year. Until then, he is director of international initiatives for the law school’s Consortium for Negotiation and Conflict Resolution.
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