Davis Polk & Wardwell's Washington DC office has added another lawyer to its bench of former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) officials. Linda Thomsen, who headed the SEC's enforcement division until February, will join the US firm as a partner in its white-collar defence and government investigations and enforcement practices in June.She will join former SEC commissioner Annette Nazareth, who started at Davis Polk last year, and Robert Colby, who joined the office this year after serving as deputy director of the SEC's trading and markets division.
April 14, 2009 at 05:47 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Davis Polk & Wardwell’s Washington DC office has added another lawyer to its bench of former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) officials.
Linda Thomsen (pictured), who headed the SEC’s enforcement division until February, will join the US firm as a partner in its white-collar defence and government investigations and enforcement practices in June.
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