Lawyers who leave Big Law amid personal legal troubles have a tendency to slip off the radar in the years that follow.
But a news report about a recent transaction between business process management companies in India and the U.S. suggests that at least one such lawyer—a former partner at Locke Lord and Katten Muchin Rosenman who faced insider trading allegations a decade ago—has managed to regain his footing.
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