Some eight months after police in the tony New York City suburb of New Canaan, Connecticut, arrested attorney Steven Guynn on domestic violence charges involving his reported mistress, he has left his position as a corporate partner at King & Spalding. Information about the criminal case against him, meanwhile, is not publicly available.

New York State Bar records still list Guynn as being affiliated with King & Spalding but—as first noted the legal blog Above The Law—his name and bio no longer appear on the firm’s website.

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