Tuesday was a tough day for Manatt, Phelps & Phillips.
Not only did the firm agree to pay more than half a million dollars to resolve allegations that it improperly brokered New York pension fund investments, but the Jamaican government also announced it was establishing a commission to investigate how Manatt was hired for a controversial lobbying assignment.
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