McCarthy says his experience at the U.S. Attorney’s office exposed him to almost every type of fraud and crime there is and helped him develop “lifelong relationships” with special agents, federal judges and prosecutors.
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EFH GC Stacey Doré: “The Smartest Person in the Room”
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