Michael Holston has been Hewlett-Packard's unofficial legal face for months, sitting behind Chief Executive Mark Hurd during congressional hearings and standing with him when Hurd apologized for the company's spying activities. Holston went official Thursday, as Hurd named the Morgan, Lewis & Bockius partner as GC. Holston fills an opening left by Ann Baskins, who resigned due to the pretexting scandal that's spawned lawsuits, charges against an in-house attorney and a former chairman, and a PR nightmare.
February 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Michael Holston has been the unofficial legal face of Hewlett-Packard for many months, sitting behind Chief Executive Mark Hurd during heated congressional hearings, and standing with him at a pivotal press conference when Hurd apologized profusely for the company’s spying activities.
On Thursday, Holston became official. Hurd appointed the 44-year-old Morgan, Lewis & Bockius partner general counsel, to report directly to the CEO.
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