Covington & Burling partner Anthony Herman was named general counsel of the Federal Election Commission, replacing acting general counsel, P. Christopher Hughey.
June 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Covington & Burling commercial litigation partner Anthony Herman was named today general counsel of the Federal Election Commission.
Herman, a Covington attorney for 22 years, will join the commission in September. He called the post a “new and exciting challenge” that comes at an important point in the election cycle.
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