
Baker McKenzie adds former FBI cyber adviser as national security co-chair
Natasha Doris
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The firm has continued the growth of its national security and government-focused team with the addition of a King & Spalding partner.
Baker McKenzie has hired Sumon Dantiki as co-chair of its national security practice and as a partner in its litigation and government enforcement practice. The firm announced his arrival from King & Spalding in its Washington, DC, office today (10 September).
Dantiki concentrates on national security, investigations and cyber issues, including sens
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