Seven years ago, as the zealous director of the FTC's Bureau of Competition, Kevin Arquit helped conjure up a novel legal stratagem. Now, as the zealous lead counsel for generic drug maker Mylan Laboratories Inc., he has found his past returning to haunt him. Citing Arquit9s handiwork, the FTC is trying to collect $120 million from his client in a suit filed in D.C. federal court. The case is potentially groundbreaking: If the agency is successful, it would fundamentally expand its institutional powers.
June 21, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Rogers & Wells partner Kevin Arquit is a man who might know a thing or twoabout ghosts.
Seven years ago, as the zealous director of the Federal Trade Commission’sBureau of Competition, Arquit helped conjure up a novel legal stratagem.Now, as the zealous lead counsel for generic drug maker Mylan LaboratoriesInc., he has found his past returning to haunt him. Citing Arquit’shandiwork, the FTC is trying to collect $120 million from his client in asuit filed in D.C. federal court.
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