My White House counsel knew of the IRS investigations for weeks without telling me.
He practised law in Little Rock and began serving as Deputy White House Counsel in 1994.
"They maliciously tried to wipe out the operation, " says Vincent Lin, PrediWave's in-house counsel.
Tomorrow afternoon, the committee will receive the testimony of White House Counsel Charles Ruff.
But the White House Counsel was informed, and then the White House Counsel brought that to the President.
People who were now Vice Presidents or Senior In House Counsel recalled how well she handled earlier cases.
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Since that time, she noted, she has had "near daily phone calls" with the White House counsel's office.
Faircloth was active in the Senate probe, often focusing on the suicide of White House Counsel Vince Foster.
Mr. Rivkin served in the Justice Department and the White House Counsel's Office in the Reagan and George H.
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The officials said new White House Counsel Greg Craig was briefing congressional Republicans Wednesday afternoon about the three executive orders.
Ms Tripp was the last person to see Vince Foster, the former White House counsel who committed suicide in 1993.
The Associated Press reported that the in-house counsel to Admiral Mike Mullen had advised that repeal be delayed by a year.
The White House notes were created by Gonzales when he was the White House counsel and at the instruction of President Bush.
The Supreme Court declined on Monday to review an important case that many in-house counsel across America had been watching closely.
Attorney General Eric Holder and White House Counsel Greg Craig were vocal supporters of full publication of the memos, according to reports.
In addition, Bush was poised to name Al Gonzales, a Texas Supreme Court justice, as White House counsel, GOP sources said Friday.
As for Mr Bush's people, the White House counsel, Alberto Gonzales, who is himself the nominee for attorney-general, headed the vetting process.
Starr, the dean of Pepperdine Law School, investigated the suicide of Clinton deputy White House counsel Vince Foster and the Whitewater affair.
More recently there's news of private equity firms hiring lawyers as in-house counsel to advise the firms on their own legal troubles.
John Kerry, political consultant Joe Trippi, White House Counsel Greg Craig--even Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer--all worked for Kennedy at some point.
Chris Coons of Delaware, is hosting a fundraiser for him in Washington next week, as will former White House counsel, Greg Craig.
We will hear the testimony of all 14 witnesses, as well as Special Counsel Greg Craig and White House Counsel Charles Ruff.
Then the White House counsel, Charles Ruff, picked through the alleged instances of obstruction of justice, arguing that the evidence was frail.
When Gonzales was White House counsel, that friendship was a clear plus.
If you do, there may be broader legal ramifications to consider--so be sure to run any serious crisis-management strategy by an in-house counsel.
Corporate attorneys used to be the faceless "keepers of the secrets, " says Susan Friedman, head of in-house counsel coverage at insurance broker Marsh.
Obviously, his White House counsel, State Department lawyer also agree with his assessment, and we feel very confident that the legal reasoning is sound.
When Bork is being considered for the job of solicitor general, John Dean, the White House counsel, calls to invite him to Camp David.
He was general counsel of the Treasury and White House counsel in the Reagan administration and a member of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
Leahy subpoenaed former White House counsel Harriet Miers and former Rove aide Sara Taylor to testify about what they knew about the attorney firings.
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