Before he ever was on track to be Delaware Bar Association president, William D. Johnston was part of legal lore, a model of civility amid vulgarity, composure against hectoring. It happened because Johnston conducted what is probably the most celebrated deposition known to the Delaware bench and bar. Now, the corporate practitioner will become the fifth attorney in his firm's history to lead the bar association.
June 28, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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