President Barack Obama may not have the election locked up, but he’s secured a firm grasp on the checkbooks of lawyers at the nation’s biggest law firms.
Of the $4.05 million Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney raised from supporters at the top 25 firms based on the 2012 NLJ 250 survey, almost two-thirds went to the president, who received $2.63 million. DLA Piper’s lawyers, who have pumped $345,997 into Obama’s campaign coffers, donated more than their counterparts at any other top 25 firm.
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