Hunton & Williams lawyers say they set in motion an inquiry over 28 classified pages of documents from a report about 9/11.
May 04, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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When Hunton & Williams took on an independent Fort Lauderdale journalist as a client, the firm didn’t expect to wind up at the center of an effort to declassify U.S. government documents about 9/11.
Dan Christensen first approached Tom Julin of Hunton & Williams’ Miami office in 2009 for help forming a nonprofit news organization, the Florida Bulldog, after he was laid off from the Miami Herald.
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