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Ex-Mass. AG Jumps from Greenberg Traurig to Cooley Manion
Former Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly is ready to get back into the courtroom.
Reilly starts work today in the Boston office of Cooley Manion Jones after two years building a government investigation, regulatory and civil litigation practice at Greenberg Traurig, the Boston Herald reports.
Reilly, who went back into private practice after a failed gubernatorial bid, tells the Herald that he’s looking forward to getting back to his roots as a courtroom litigator.
Reilly was a state prosecutor for nearly 20 years before becoming attorney general.
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