The attorney for the three executives found guilty in some of the nation's largest corporate fraud scandals didn't previously work for the DOJ. In fact, he didn't have any white-collar defense experience at all. Lawrence McMichael has been with Dilworth Paxson for nearly 30 years, and the majority of his practice has been split between general commercial litigation and bankruptcy. But since 2002, he has spent a lot of his time representing clients in two of the biggest corporate fraud cases post-Enron.
August 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The attorney for the three executives found guilty in some of the nation’s largest corporate fraud scandals didn’t previously work for the Department of Justice, as many white-collar attorneys have. In fact, he didn’t have any white-collar defense experience at all.
Lawrence G. McMichael has been with Dilworth Paxson for nearly 30 years, and the majority of his practice has been split between general commercial litigation and bankruptcy.
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