Dec. 9, 2020
Lawrence S. Middleton
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A year ago, Middleton left his job as chief of the criminal division at the U.S. attorney's office for the Central District after nearly 30 years as a federal prosecutor. Retirement wasn't for him. Instead, he doubled down on work, founding his own white collar defense firm and joining another.
So is he a worker or a boss now? "I'm both," he said, "I have my own practice and I'm a principal" at the firm he joined, a business investi...
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