The University of Pittsburgh has decided to split its chief business and legal offices into two separate positions, making way for the appointment of a new general counsel.
February 01, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The University of Pittsburgh has decided to split its chief business and legal offices into two separate positions, making way for the appointment of a new general counsel.
P. Jerome Richey, who up until the end of last year was the chief legal officer and executive vice president of Consol Energy, will serve as the chief legal officer at Pitt effective March 1.
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