CoreLogic Inc. has brought on a new leader of its in-house legal department amid a federal antitrust investigation into the real estate brokerage industry, a major consumer of its services.
The Irvine, Calif.-based data analytics company announced Nov. 6 that it had hired F. Aaron Henry as chief legal officer, a role that will see him oversee all legal and compliance functions at CoreLogic.
The move comes five months after the departure of CoreLogic’s former general counsel, Arnold Pinkston, who spent a year and a half in the position. In a late May securities filing, CoreLogic noted that Pinkston left ...
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