President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team announced Monday that three more lawyers—all former U.S. Department of Justice officials from the second Bush administration—have joined the group overseeing DOJ hiring and policy for the new administration.
The Trump camp continues to draw DOJ transition officials from the nation’s largest law firms. The newest members are McGuireWoods partner J. Patrick Rowan, the former head of the National Security Division; Morgan, Lewis & Bockius partner Ronald Tenpas, the former head of the Environment and Natural Resources Division; and Morrison & Foerster partner Jessie Liu, who served as a top official in the National Security and Civil Rights divisions.
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