Lisa Monaco, President-elect Joe Biden’s nominee for deputy U.S. attorney general, has spent less than two years in her current role as co-chair of O’Melveny & Myers’ data-security and privacy group.

But to chairman Bradley Butwin, it doesn’t feel like her tenure at the firm, which included leadership of its coronavirus task force, only started in March 2019, following roughly two decades in the federal government.

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