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His duties included advising on the nomination of three Supreme Court justices, the establishment of the Brady Commission following the 1987 market crash, and the drafting of legislative reform proposals for the federal budget process. White House ĭuring the second term of Ronald Reagan from 1986 to 1988, Cox served as senior associate counsel to the president. The company had no connection to the Soviet government. government agencies, and was eventually distributed to customers in 26 countries around the world. In 1984, Cox co-founded Context Corporation, which produced daily English reproductions of the leading Soviet state-controlled newspaper, Pravda. In 1982–83, Cox took a leave of absence from Latham & Watkins to teach federal income tax at Harvard Business School. At the time of his retirement in 1986 he was the Partner in Charge of the Corporate Department in the Orange County office, and served as a member of the firm's national management.

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According to a re-broadcast of Password Plus on the cable network GSN, Cox appeared in 1980 and won $5,400 cash.įrom 1977 to 1986, Cox was first an associate and then partner with the international law firm of Latham & Watkins. Īs a contestant on the NBC-TV game show Password Plus, Cox won more than $5,000 over multiple appearances. He still has two metal screws in his back, and according to a 2005 Fortune magazine profile, “has been in pain every day for the past 27 years.” Since he can't sit for extended periods of time, he has a special desk that allows him to work while standing. He eventually regained the ability to walk but wore a harness of steel bars and leather straps for six months.

In October 1978, Cox was paralyzed from the waist down following a serious off-road Jeep accident in the rainforest on the Hawaiʻian island of Molokaʻi. Cox with President Ronald Reagan aboard Air Force One in 1986įrom 1977 to 1978, he served as law clerk to Judge Herbert Choy of the U.S.