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The Fall of the House of Boggs – Politico
In May 2014, Patton Boggs announced that it had settled its dispute with Chevron and would pay the oil company $15 million. That amount didn’t bankrupt Patton Boggs, of course, but paying any settlement as an apology for its professional work symbolized the firm’s weakness and desperation. Based on Kaplan’s March ruling, Patton Boggs said in a statement, the firm “regrets its involvement in this matter.” Read more>>
In May 2014, Patton Boggs announced that it had settled its dispute with Chevron and would pay the oil company $15 million. That amount didn’t bankrupt Patton Boggs, of course, but paying any settlement as an apology for its professional work symbolized the firm’s weakness and desperation. Based on Kaplan’s March ruling, Patton Boggs said in a statement, the firm “regrets its involvement in this matter.” <a href="http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/09/the-fall-of-the-house-of-boggs-110989_Page3.html#ixzz3DV8vS3Zb" target="_blank">Read more>></a>
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