A former Justice Department and White House official under Bill Clinton and now executive director of a foundation-funded project studying the medical malpractice crisis in Pennsylvania, Susan Liss is one of dozens of D.C. lawyers volunteering policy advice to Democratic presidential front-runner John Kerry. She's doing so as part of a group of well-connected lawyers and policy experts that advise Kerry on judicial and legal policy issues.
February 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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