Amid FTC Probe and In-House Shuffle, Google Taps Cleary for Sale of Motorola Unit

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton is once again taking the lead for Google as the Internet search giant unloads subsidiary Motorola's set-top box business to the telecommunications equipment company the Arris Group for $2.35 billion. The deal comes less than a month after Google's in-house legal department, named the best in the business last year by sibling publication Corporate Counsel, replaced its head of M&A.

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