George B. Dean This is Me

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1. 1. Conference Details

   www.cpes.org/neece/agenda.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/13/2004   Last Visited: 7/12/2005

   George Dean, Counsel Moderator: Foley Hoag LLP

2. 2. Foley Hoag LLP / Recent Highlights

   www.fhe.com/news.asp?nID=00032 - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/10/2001   Last Visited: 11/3/2005

   BOSTON - Attorney General Tom Reilly today announced that Assistant Attorney General George B. Dean, a utility expert and Chief of the Regulated Industries Division, has accepted a job with Foley Hoag.
   ...
   Dean, 47, of Newton will join Foley Hoag July 9, where he will work in the Energy & Regulated Industries Practice Group.
   
   "Working in the Office of the Attorney General has been an opportunity of a lifetime," Dean said.
   ...
   Barry B. White, a managing partner at Foley Hoag said, "We are excited that George will be joining our expanding Energy & Regulated Industries Practice Group.
   ...
   As chief of the Regulated Industries Division, Dean supervises a staff of 30 to carry out the Attorney General's mission as the representative of consumer interests in gas, electric, telephone and insurance matters. Dean designed and negotiated the framework for restructuring each of the Massachusetts electric utilities, combining principles of competition and consumer protection that have been praised nationally.
   
   Dean began in the Attorney General's Office in 1981 as a staff attorney in utility rate proceedings. As a staff attorney in the Antitrust Division, Dean led the state's challenge to the Texas Air/Eastern Airlines merger. He also served as one of the lead attorneys for all 50 states in multi-district litigation concerning crude oil overcharges under 1970s price controls - a case that led to a settlement that distributed about $4 billion in refunds and earned him a National Association of Attorneys General President's Distinguished Service Award.
   
   AG Reilly thanked Dean for his valuable contribution to the citizens of the Commonwealth and wished him well.
   
   "George Dean has been a mainstay of the Office of the Attorney General during a distinguished legal career," AG Reilly said.
   ...
   Dean added, "The Attorney General has a solid team in place to provide continuity and the vigorous representation of the public interest as the various regulated industries and the office change to meet an evolving regulatory landscape. At the same time, I have an opportunity to go to Foley Hoag to practice with an outstanding group of talented lawyers with a commitment to and a track record of assisting those directly involved in these rapidly evolving markets."
   
   A graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with a degree in economics, Dean also earned a Master's in economics from Boston University Graduate School and his law degree from Suffolk University Law School.

3. 3. Foley Hoag LLP / Recent Highlights

   www.foleyhoag.com/news.asp?nID - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/10/2001   Last Visited: 10/12/2005

   BOSTON - Attorney General Tom Reilly today announced that Assistant Attorney General George B. Dean, a utility expert and Chief of the Regulated Industries Division, has accepted a job with Foley Hoag.
   ...
   Dean, 47, of Newton will join Foley Hoag July 9, where he will work in the Energy & Regulated Industries Practice Group.
   
   "Working in the Office of the Attorney General has been an opportunity of a lifetime," Dean said.
   ...
   Barry B. White, a managing partner at Foley Hoag said, "We are excited that George will be joining our expanding Energy & Regulated Industries Practice Group.
   ...
   As chief of the Regulated Industries Division, Dean supervises a staff of 30 to carry out the Attorney General's mission as the representative of consumer interests in gas, electric, telephone and insurance matters. Dean designed and negotiated the framework for restructuring each of the Massachusetts electric utilities, combining principles of competition and consumer protection that have been praised nationally.
   
   Dean began in the Attorney General's Office in 1981 as a staff attorney in utility rate proceedings. As a staff attorney in the Antitrust Division, Dean led the state's challenge to the Texas Air/Eastern Airlines merger. He also served as one of the lead attorneys for all 50 states in multi-district litigation concerning crude oil overcharges under 1970s price controls - a case that led to a settlement that distributed about $4 billion in refunds and earned him a National Association of Attorneys General President's Distinguished Service Award.
   
   AG Reilly thanked Dean for his valuable contribution to the citizens of the Commonwealth and wished him well.
   
   "George Dean has been a mainstay of the Office of the Attorney General during a distinguished legal career," AG Reilly said.
   ...
   Dean added, "The Attorney General has a solid team in place to provide continuity and the vigorous representation of the public interest as the various regulated industries and the office change to meet an evolving regulatory landscape. At the same time, I have an opportunity to go to Foley Hoag to practice with an outstanding group of talented lawyers with a commitment to and a track record of assisting those directly involved in these rapidly evolving markets."
   
   A graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with a degree in economics, Dean also earned a Master's in economics from Boston University Graduate School and his law degree from Suffolk University Law School.