The White House has expanded its legal team to handle the fights it is having with the new Democratic Congress. Since becoming President Bush's new lawyer in February, Fred Fielding has created five new positions in the White House counsel's office, expanding the staff to 22 lawyers, the White House said Friday. Fielding also has filled a handful of empty desks in his office. Fielding's new deputy counsel is J. Michael Farren, corporate vice president and general counsel at Xerox Corp.
June 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The White House has expanded its legal team to handle the fights it is having with the new Democratic Congress.
Since becoming President Bush’s new lawyer in February, Fred Fielding has created five new positions in the White House counsel’s office, expanding the staff to 22 lawyers, the White House said on Friday. Fielding also has filled a handful of empty desks in his office.
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