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If he survives the recall, Gov. Gray Davis could be left to craft a new legal team: Not only are some of his top people trying to get out, but now one of his key energy lawyers has left the building. William Kissinger, who served about two years with Davis and led the renegotiations of the state�s long-term energy contracts, has returned to private practice at Bingham McCutchen in San Francisco. Kissinger is the first high-profile departure in the weeks before the recall, but he might not be the last.
September 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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