David Aufhauser relishes the legacy of his new office at the Department of Treasury. It is an imposing office where one feels the power of the federal government. For Aufhauser, who spent his entire legal career at Washington, D.C.'s very private Williams & Connolly before being named general counsel of Treasury, moving to the public sector has taken a little getting used to.
September 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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