Washington Redskins Look In-House for New General Counsel
The team has promoted assistant general counsel Will Rawson to succeed Eric Schaffer as general counsel.
January 28, 2020 at 11:22 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
The Washington Redskins have tapped assistant general counsel Will Rawson to step up and serve as the organization's top lawyer.
Rawson succeeds Eric Schaffer, who held dual titles as general counsel and senior vice president of football operations. The team previously appointed former Carolina Panthers executive director Rob Rogers to fill Schaffer's senior VP role.
The Redskins have not officially announced Rawson's promotion, but a spokesman for the team confirmed his appointment on Tuesday.
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