The Boys of Whitewater
No one knows exactly how consequential the current scandal at the White House may prove to be, but that hasn't prevented top lawyers from finding plenty of Whitewater-related work. Will one of these men be the next Brendan Sullivan?
-- LAWYER: Richard I. Beattie, co-counsel
-- FIRM: Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
-- CLIENT: Roger Altman, Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
-- NATURE OF PRACTICE: corporate; focus on mergers and acquisitions
-- OTHER CLIENT: Paramount
-- FAVORITE JOHN GRISHAM NOVEL: no comment
-- LAWYER: Robert S. Bennett
-- FIRM: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
-- CLIENT: Harold Ickes, White House deputy...
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