The former D.C. office managing partner for Mayer Brown and the first-ever director of litigation for the DOJ's antitrust division had the finesse to distill complex topics, mentor and inspire, his colleagues say.
December 03, 2020 at 06:42 PM
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A longtime Mayer Brown leader and the former antitrust litigation director for the Justice Department has died at age 65.
A firm representative said Mark Ryan, the former Washington, D.C., office managing partner for Mayer Brown and the first-ever director of litigation for the DOJ’s antitrust division, died Nov. 30 from complications after heart surgery.
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