 In 2005, at Kellogg Huber, Gorsuch wrote a brief denouncing class action lawsuits by shareholders.In the case of "Dura Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Broudo", Gorsuch opined that "The free ride to fast riches enjoyed by securities class action attorneys in recent years appeared to hit a speed bump" and that "the problem is that securities fraud litigation imposes an enormous toll on the economy, affecting virtually every public corporation in America at one time or another and costing businesses billions of dollars in settlements every year".Gorsuch served as Principal Deputy to the Associate Attorney General, Robert McCallum, at the United States Department of Justice from 2005 until 2006.