Ropes & Gray has been thrust into the New York attorney general campaign of one of its partners, with an opponent demanding the disclosure of detailed client information from the firm.

Letitia James, the New York City public advocate and a Democrat running to be the next state attorney general, said on Thursday that her Republican opponent, Ropes & Gray partner Keith Wofford, faces conflicts of interest related to his and his firm’s clients.

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