Review did not include events that led to AIG's near collapse

AIG paid Bryan Cave about $20 million to monitor its finances as part of a 2004 deal with the federal government, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. James Cole, a partner in the firm's Washington office, attended top-level board-committee meetings and was responsible for offering general corporate oversight for the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to ...

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Report: Bryan Cave partner oversees AIG

Review did not include events that led to AIG's near collapse

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