Pfizer's General Counsel Amy Schulman
Say hello to Pfizer's new general counsel, Amy Schulman, a top litigator who's served as lead attorney on the company's Celebrex and Bextra cases. A partner at DLA Piper, Schulman specializes in defending companies against big product liability lawsuits. She's a top producer for that firm who earned $5.75 million last year. Schulman, 47, replaces Allen Waxman, who left Pfizer in March for personal reasons; she'll report directly to CEO Jeff Kindler (photo), who's also a lawyer.
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