The newly created position was a priority recommendation of the 2018 North Highland Audit ordered by Gov. Phil Murphy to review the embattled agency.
August 16, 2021 at 06:00 AM
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Brian Wilton, current deputy chief counsel and director of the governor’s Authorities Unit, is to become the first general counsel of NJ Transit beginning next month, the Law Journal has learned.
The newly created position was a priority recommendation of the 2018 North Highland Audit ordered by Gov. Phil Murphy to review the embattled agency.
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Brian Wilton, current Deputy Chief Counsel and Director of the Governor’s Authorities Unit, will be named General Counsel of NJ TRANSIT by Gov. Murphy. Credit: Photo courtesy of Governor’s Front Office
