Jeff Taylor, executive vice president and chief litigation counsel of Fox Corp. (Courtesy photo)
Jeff Taylor, who also served as a federal prosecutor, has been appointed executive vice president and chief litigation counsel for the new Fox Corp., a stand-alone company created in the wake of The Walt Disney Co.'s acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
March 22, 2019 at 03:32 PM
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General Motors Co. deputy general counsel and chief compliance officer Jeff Taylor, a former federal prosecutor, is leaving the auto industry in his rearview mirror as he heads to a new position as executive vice president and chief litigation counsel for the new Fox Corp.
Taylor’s arrival at Fox occurs days after it became a stand-alone company following The Walt Disney Co.’s $71 billion acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
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