Jack Quinn
Jack Quinn, who represented Rich pro bono in the pardon effort, had left the White House in 1997 and later became a lobbyist; his firm received no direct payment from Rich but stood to benefit reputationally. Rich's legal team, which eventually included high-profile attorney Jack Quinn (Clinton's former White House Counsel), argued that the case was fundamentally civil in nature and that Rich had been unfairly targeted.
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Jack Quinn is documented in the evidence record of this published dossier.
Co-documented with Jack Quinn in 1 published dossier, including “Marc Rich”.
Co-documented with Jack Quinn in 1 published dossier, including “Marc Rich”.