FTC chairman
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
President Bush nominates Jones Day partner Deborah Majoras as Federal Trade Commission chair May 11 to complete term of Timothy Muris, who plans to leave FTC this summer due to personal reasons. Announcement of his departure comes three years into his seven-year term; he will remain in his post until the confirmation process for his successor is complete. While at Jones Day, Majoras worked on Aventis' vitamins price-fixing case and Sandoz' (Novartis) brand name prescription drugs antitrust litigation. She previously served in the Department of Justice Antitrust Division from April 2001 until December 2003, attaining the position of principal deputy assistant attorney general...
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President Bush nominates Jones Day partner Deborah Majoras as Federal Trade Commission chair May 11 to complete term of Timothy Muris, who plans to leave FTC this summer due to personal reasons. Announcement of his departure comes three years into his seven-year term; he will remain in his post until the confirmation process for his successor is complete. While at Jones Day, Majoras worked on Aventis' vitamins price-fixing case and Sandoz' (Novartis) brand name prescription drugs antitrust litigation. She previously served in the Department of Justice Antitrust Division from April 2001 until December 2003, attaining the position of principal deputy assistant attorney general.... |