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She also has a stellar reputation as a white-collar defense attorney at Debevoise & Plimpton, where she has been chief of litigation since 2002, representing several of the firms and executives that she would regulate at the S.E.C.

She had been Chief of Litigation in the Consumer Protection Division at the Washington State Office of the Attorney General, and was a former counsel at Cahill, Gordon, & Reindell, specializing in antitrust and litigation.

The Council's General Welfare Committee will vote on Tuesday on a resolution authorizing the Council to file the suit, which most likely will happen in early to mid-December, the Council's chief of litigation, Jeffrey Metzler, said.

They were charged with kidnapping and robbing Stanley N. Alpert, the chief of environmental litigation in the office of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District.

Thomas Crane, chief of general litigation for the city, said that the city disagreed with the judge's rationale and was considering how to respond.

Ms. White, now chief of the litigation department at the New York City law firm of Debevoise & Plimpton, said in a statement that she took the job only after a promise of total independence, plentiful resources and the diocese's full cooperation.

Thomas Crane, chief of general litigation for the city's corporation counsel, said the city routinely tells people applying for public assistance which screening and treatment services are available, as required by law.

Miss Levitt, as chief of the litigation department, was one of two city lawyers consulted by the city when it was sued by a group of black and Hispanic police officers who contended that the 1983 promotional examination for sergeants was biased.

For some insight into how this plays out, I called up Jonathan Smith, who was chief of special litigation in the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department from 2010 to 2015.

"It's really important for us to hear from you," Christy Lopez, deputy chief of special litigation in the DOJ's civil rights division, told attendees.

The FOP is poised to "play a very significant disruptive role" in the reform process, according to Jonathan Smith, the former chief of special litigation at the DOJ's civil rights division who supervised the federal probe into Ferguson, Missouri's police force.