Lawyer Jane Sullivan Roberts, the wife of Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. has a new job -- and it's not at a law firm. The leading legal search firm Major, Lindsey & Africa announced this morning that Mrs. Roberts is leaving Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman's D.C. office to become leader of the In-House Practice Group in Major, Lindsey & Africa's D.C. office. Jeffrey Lowe, managing partner of Major, Lindsey & Africa's D.C. office, is quoted in a company release as saying, "Jane's unique blend of legal, business, and professional development experience as a partner with one of the country's leading law firms will be of tremendous benefit to our clients and candidates." More soon...
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