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: The AM Law DailyMcGwire's Hunton Lawyer Praises Hitter for Coming Clean on Steroids
By Brian Baxter
Former baseball star Mark McGwire admitted on Monday to using steroids throughout his career. McGwire was vilified for refusing to answer questions about steroid use during contentious 2005 testimony before Congress. One of McGwire's lawyers who advised the hitter, Hunton & Williams partner Mark Bierbower, tells The Am Law Daily that his client made the right decision to withhold information then and come clean now.
Full post as published by The AM Law Daily on January 11, 2010 (boomark / email).
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