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Harvey Pitt, a legal wunderkind who lasted just 18 months as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission under President George W. Bush, died on Tuesday in Washington. His death, in a hospital, came after a sudden illness, according to his family, which did not specify the ailment. Mr. Pitt’s career had three consecutive legs, any one of which alone might have been the pinnacle on a lesser résumé. He began his career at the S.E.C. After only three years, he left to represent corporate clients for the powerful law firm Fried Frank.
Persons: Harvey Pitt, George W, Bush, Pitt’s, Fried Frank, Sen, Charles Schumer, Pitt Organizations: Securities and Exchange Commission Locations: Washington, firm’s Washington, New York, U.S
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