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In reply to the discussion: For Whom Do You Lobby, Madame Secretary? [View all]hootinholler
(26,449 posts)29. Oh, I was thinking of Debra Wong Yang
Who I've mentioned before, got a sweet deal to leave the Lewis case, which was a referral from Lam's prosecution of the Dukester: (Supporting Links at the link)
So, back to sunny SoCal, and Carol, possibly fired as punishment for Cunningham, who leads to the WH. Right before she left she delivered indictments of Foggo and Wilkes, and possibly turned over to the LA office A case regarding Rep. Jerry Lewis (an unfortunate but perhaps apt name) who has already lawyered up at Gibson Dunn, a big LA firm.
That case would have landed on the desk of Debra Wong Yang, the United States Attorney for the Central District of California in Los Angeles. Now, Ol Debbie there, I don't think was on the enemies list, but, she did leave the office for private practice at (you might have guessed it) Gibson Dunn. She allegedly got a tidy signing bonus to the tune of $1.5 Mil.
But wait! There's More!
Douglas M. Fuchs will join the firm's Los Angeles office as of counsel (sic). Fuchs was previously an Assistant U.S. Attorney with the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Central District of California, where he served as Deputy Chief of the Major Frauds Section. - Forbes
As a bonus, let me throw in this!
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP is pleased to announce that Maurice Suh, the former Deputy Mayor of Homeland Security and Public Safety for the City of Los Angeles will join the firm as partner in the Los Angeles office.
Previously, Suh has served as the former Deputy Chief of the Public Corruption and Government Fraud Section of the U.S. Attorneys Office in Los Angeles and was a partner at Howrey LLP. Suh will focus his practice at Gibson Dunn on complex commercial litigation, internal corporate investigations, and defense of government investigation and enforcement actions. Suh will also work with partner Robert Bonner, the former head of the Customs Department and a former federal judge, in the firms fast-growing homeland security practice.
That case would have landed on the desk of Debra Wong Yang, the United States Attorney for the Central District of California in Los Angeles. Now, Ol Debbie there, I don't think was on the enemies list, but, she did leave the office for private practice at (you might have guessed it) Gibson Dunn. She allegedly got a tidy signing bonus to the tune of $1.5 Mil.
But wait! There's More!
Douglas M. Fuchs will join the firm's Los Angeles office as of counsel (sic). Fuchs was previously an Assistant U.S. Attorney with the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Central District of California, where he served as Deputy Chief of the Major Frauds Section. - Forbes
As a bonus, let me throw in this!
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP is pleased to announce that Maurice Suh, the former Deputy Mayor of Homeland Security and Public Safety for the City of Los Angeles will join the firm as partner in the Los Angeles office.
Previously, Suh has served as the former Deputy Chief of the Public Corruption and Government Fraud Section of the U.S. Attorneys Office in Los Angeles and was a partner at Howrey LLP. Suh will focus his practice at Gibson Dunn on complex commercial litigation, internal corporate investigations, and defense of government investigation and enforcement actions. Suh will also work with partner Robert Bonner, the former head of the Customs Department and a former federal judge, in the firms fast-growing homeland security practice.
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For some, the truth is greatly overrated. For some, having a big "D" and a certain gender is enough.
AnotherMcIntosh
Dec 2012
#1
Toshiba is a reminder of the relationship of money to loyalty - corporate, national, personal.
Octafish
Dec 2012
#4
Thanks for remind me, Robb. How many jobs does Westinghouse provide in the United States?
Octafish
Dec 2012
#20
watch it, Octafish, or you will be called a "hater" or something. Thanks for that. nt
antigop
Dec 2012
#6
Who? The Senator from Tata? The same people she has always worked for. K&R n/t
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2012
#13
When it comes to promoting the nation's interest, odd how often it coincides with one's own.
Octafish
Dec 2012
#27
Just a series of wild and random coincidences. Nobody could possibly be that clever. n/t
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2012
#33
what good would it do to break up the soviet union if the satellites stay within the russian orbit?
HiPointDem
Dec 2012
#21