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Sonnenschein taps L.A. office leader

By Jason Siegel

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Darry_sragow Darry Sragow, a partner in the public law & policy strategies group at Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, has become managing partner of the firm's Los Angeles office.

Sragow joined the public law & policy strategies group in 2005.

Sragow has managed three gubernatorial races and two U.S. Senate races in California. He is the former chief campaign strategist for the Democrats in the California State Assembly and served as the Democratic strategist in 2004 to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's dual bond package ballot propositions.

He also is the former Deputy California Insurance Commissioner and Chief of Staff to the Chairman of the California Board of Equalization.

-- Amanda Bronstad

Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on September 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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