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Irv Nathan Nominated for D.C. Attorney General
Updated 3:02 p.m. Outgoing House General Counsel Irv Nathan was nominated today as the next attorney general for the District of Columbia, Mayor-elect Vince Gray announced. Gray wrote on his Web site today that “Nathan will join me in taking...
House General Counsel Is Moving On
Irvin Nathan, who led the U.S. House of Representatives' fight to compel testimony from then-White House Counsel Harriet Miers, is planning to resign his job as House general counsel. Nathan said in a brief phone interview today that he plans...
Dechert Adds Antitrust Partner From Howrey
Michael Cowie, who was until recently a partner in Howrey’s antitrust practice, has joined Dechert’s Washington office as a partner. Cowie is a former director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition—a position in which he supervised a 25-attorney...
Former Akin Gump Partner Gets New Senate Job
Martina Bradford, a Senate aide and former partner at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, has been appointed to help run the U.S. Senate's day-to-day operations and security. Bradford will be the new deputy Senate sergeant-at-arms, Senate Majority Leader Harry...
DOJ's National Security Division Wants Appellate Chief
For the first time since its inception, the U.S. Justice Department's National Security Division is looking to hire an appellate chief to oversee a national docket that includes terrorism cases. Lawyers in the division’s Office of Law and Policy have...
