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Daniel Pepper has left his role as deputy general counsel and deputy privacy officer at Comcast and has been hired as a partner in the firm’s privacy and data protection team.
September 03, 2019 at 05:39 PM
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The deputy general counsel of Comcast Corp. has left his in-house role to return to private practice at Baker & Hostetler.
Daniel Pepper, most recently vice president, deputy general counsel and deputy privacy officer at Comcast, is now a partner in the law firm’s privacy and data protection team.
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