Several attorneys left key federal government posts this summer and headed into private practice as an embattled Bush administration moves toward its last year. While some of the lawyers said increased freedom to participate in political campaigns contributed to their decision, others said they were simply taking the next step in their careers. Of course, higher pay also was a consideration. Peter Zeidenberg says the recent Department of Justice furor played a role in his decision to leave for DLA Piper.
August 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Several attorneys left key federal government posts this summer and headed into private practice as an embattled Bush administration moves toward its last year in office.
While some of the lawyers said increased freedom to participate in political campaigns and the current administration’s troubles contributed to their decision, others said they were simply taking the next step in their careers.
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