The chief counsel of the Federal Highway Administration, Fred Wagner, has rejoined Beveridge & Diamond in Washington as partner and will lead the firm's natural resources and project-development practice.
April 07, 2014 at 01:25 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Times
The chief counsel of the Federal Highway Administration, Fred Wagner, has rejoined Beveridge & Diamond in Washington as partner and will lead the firm’s natural resources and project-development practice.
Appointed by President Obama to head the 60-person legal team at the federal agency , Wagner began serving in January 2011, managing all legal matters related to the $40 billion federal-aid highway program.
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