
Fired DoJ merger enforcement head returns to Latham & Watkins
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The firm has rehired a Washington, DC, litigator after an eight-year absence where he worked in-house and at the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division.
Latham & Watkins has added returning partner William Rinner to its antitrust and competition practice in Washington, DC. He will also work as a member of the litigation and trial department. The firm announced his arrival on Monday (24 November).
Rinner specialises in defending clients from litigation, guiding clients through gove
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