"We are fully aware of what Michael Bahar endured last year and that nothing came of it. His integrity has never been a question," said Eversheds, about Bahar's questioning as part of a DOJ investigation.
June 14, 2021 at 06:58 PM
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Lawyers from large law firms such as Eversheds Sutherland, King & Spalding and Jones Day have become ensnared in the brewing controversy over Justice Department subpoenas and Trump-era leaks to the press.
The controversy was sparked by recent news reports outlining a DOJ investigation of Democratic lawmakers at the behest of the Trump administration in a bid to stamp out leaks over sensitive material.
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(l-r) Rod Rosenstein of King & Spalding, Michael Bahar of Eversheds, and Don McGahn of Jones Day. Photos: ALM/Courtesy
