It is 7am on 18 September and Robert Hoyt, general counsel at the US Treasury Department and the busiest lawyer in Washington DC, sounds chipper as he barrels through the laundry list of crises he has helped manage during the last several weeks.He's praising his team, running down some of the nuts and bolts of the work he has handled and chatting about his old days at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr. The tone is light for a lawyer who has just managed the legal work on the biggest corporate bailouts in US history.
October 01, 2008 at 10:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
US Treasury general counsel Robert Hoyt says that effective deployment of his legal team has been key to managing the workload during the financial crisis. Marisa McQuilken reports
It is 7am on 18 September and Robert Hoyt, general counsel at the US Treasury Department and the busiest lawyer in Washington DC, sounds chipper as he barrels through the laundry list of crises he has helped manage during the last several weeks.
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