The husband-and-wife duo of John A. Chandler and Elizabeth V. Tanis have left Sutherland's Atlanta office. Tanis, a professional liability litigator who became one of the highest-ranking women at the firm, has accepted a partnership at King & Spalding. Chandler, who led Sutherland's pro bono representation of six Yemeni detainees imprisoned at Guantanamo, acknowledged some interest in a potential role in the Obama administration working on detainee matters but said his plans are still shaping up.
November 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The husband-and-wife duo of John A. Chandler and Elizabeth V. Tanis left Sutherland on Friday.
Tanis, a professional liability litigator, accepted a partnership at King & Spalding, and Chandler said he resigned from Sutherland to pursue his work representing Guantanamo Bay detainees and other interests.
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