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Elizabeth Warren Discloses Details of Past Legal Work, Showing $2M in
Compensation

Reuters

   WASHINGTON - Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren
   released information on Sunday about her past legal work, showing
   nearly $2 million in compensation from dozens of clients, as a dispute
   intensified with her rival Pete Buttigieg over transparency.

   Warren, a leading candidate among the 15 Democrats vying for the
   party's nomination to take on President Donald Trump in the November
   2020 election, had already put out 11 years of tax returns in April and
   called on other candidates to follow suit.

   Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has said in recent days
   that Warren, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, should release older
   tax documents detailing her corporate legal work.

   In return, Warren has called on Buttigieg to allow media coverage of
   his private donor events and to disclose information about his past
   work at the consultancy company McKinsey. Warren does not hold
   big-ticket fundraisers and has focused her campaign on combating
   Washington corruption and corporate greed.