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BusinessWeek's new DC legal writer

By Mark Obbie

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BusinessWeek has filled a long-vacant position in DC with Douglas McCollam, most recently a senior editor at Legal Times. McCollam, an American Lawyer veteran, helped run Legal Times in the interim between Jim Oliphant and new editor David Brown. A former practicing lawyer in his native New Orleans, McCollam also has written frequently for Columbia Journalism Review. McCollam replaces Lorraine Woellert, who left for Bloomberg some months ago. The beat includes any agency or court where law and business intersect. He joins quite a talent pool from The American Lawyer and National Law Journal, from the top of the masthead (Steve Adler) on down (Ellen Pollock, Mike France, Michael Orey).

Full post as published by Lawbeat on January 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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