Securities defense pro Bruce Angiolillo is leaving his lifelong Simpson Thacher career behind to guide embattled auto parts maker Takata through a U.S. legal minefield.
December 30, 2014 at 04:49 PM
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After a loyal 34-year career at his firm, Bruce Angiolillo is leaving his perch atop the securities practice at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
Angiolillo, who joined Simpson Thacher just three years out of law school and made partner way back in 1985, won’t be joining a competing firm or hitting the golf course. Instead, he’ll take on a new sort of challenge: helping to guide the North American subsidiary of Japanese auto parts maker Takata Corporation through a U.S. legal minefield.
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