Look no further than John Keker's closing arguments for proof that he relishes confrontation. "I don't like the part of the process that involves negotiating a deal," he has said. Keker is undoubtedly one of the country's preeminent litigators, splitting his time between civil and criminal work. Most recently he represented tech investment banker Quattrone against obstruction of justice charges. He also is representing former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow, the highest-ranking former Enron official to be indicted.
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