Note to all those law firms licking their chops over a possible bonanza of work from Bechtel's new contract to rebuild Iraq: Forget about it. The S.F.-based construction giant is relying on an in-house lawyer to handle most of the legal details of $680 million in U.S. government work in post-war Iraq. While the deal is the subject of a ton of media coverage, Bechtel lawyers say it's a relatively run-of-the-mill legal assignment. In fact, a single lawyer on Bechtel's 54-attorney team is covering the project.
April 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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