Our big sibling reports on the departure of high-finance hottie Suzanne Nora Johnson from Goldman Sachs, the obscenely profitable investment bank. Johnson, who served on the firm's 23-member management committee, was the highest-ranking woman at Goldman Sachs.*

And as the WSJ Law Blog notes, in a post entitled Associates, You Too Can Become a Master of the Universe, Johnson is a former lawyer:

Before joining Goldman in 1985, Johnson (USC, Harvard Law) was an associate at Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett and clerked on the Second Circuit.

Anyone know which judge Johnson clerked for? If that jurist is still living, Johnson -- who earned a cool $17.2 million last year (eat your hearts out, Biglaw partners) -- should foot the bill for the judge's official portrait.

(While we're correcting the titles of Law Blog posts, "spritely" should be replaced by "sprightly" back in this post. As far as we know, the elfin Erwin Chemerinsky did not participate in the KSR v. Teleflex argument.)

* Goldman Sachs has no relationship or connection whatsoever with Goldmansex.com -- other than to golden shower rain on that poor website's parade.

Top Goldman Gal Dumps Bank [DealBreaker]
Associates, You Too Can Become a Master of the Universe [WSJ Law Blog]

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