As senior counsel for General Electric Co., Brackett B. Denniston III juggles cases from PCBs in the Hudson River to dishwasher recalls. His four lawyers and two paralegals have more than 100 pending cases with claims of $5 million or more. The current number is about average, which is why his lawyers "are among the busiest people you could find," he says. "One of GE's hallmarks is that we run thin."
July 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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