In today’s column, Davis Wright Tremaine hired a former top FCC lawyer for its new products counseling team; Foley hired the former anti-corruption chief of insurance giant AIG; and Hogan Lovells is part of a pro bono suit seeking evidence to exonerate a man already executed in an Arkansas murder case.
- Leading off, Wells Fargo & Co.'s former general counsel, Jim Strother, represented by Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe, is among five former executives at the bank who say they will fight charges and civil penalties growing out of its bogus account scandal. Ousted Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf yesterday agreed ...