Charleston Gazette: WVU lawyer Macia leaves job
A West Virginia University lawyer involved in the Heather Bresch scandal has left his post. Thursday was Alex Macia’s last day as the school’s vice president of legal affairs, university spokeswoman Becky Lofstead confirmed Monday.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A West Virginia University lawyer involved in the Heather Bresch scandal has left his post.
Thursday was Alex Macia’s last day as the school’s vice president of legal affairs, university spokeswoman Becky Lofstead confirmed Monday.
Macia did not return a phone message seeking comment on Monday, but a news release from his former law firm, Spilman Thomas & Battle, said Macia would be returning to the firm’s Charleston office on Aug. 11.
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