the Science, Space and Technology Committee. Chapman gained notoriety during the Clinton–Lewinsky scandal when it was revealed in the Starr Report that President Clinton was receiving fellatio from Monica Lewinsky while on the phone with Chapman on November 15, 1995 between 9:25pm and 9:30pm. Current work After Congress, in 1999, Chapman became a partner in Houston-based Bracewell & Patterson, LLP (now Bracewell, LLP), practicing law in their Washington D.C. and Austin offices. As a partner, he co-chaired the firm's government relations practice in both Washington D.C. and Texas. In 2015 Chapman retired to a part-time private law practice in Horseshoe Bay, Texas. He continues to write and participate in civic and political activities. References External links National District Attorneys Association 1945 births Living people County district attorneys in Texas Texas lawyers Dedman School of Law alumni People from Sulphur Springs, Texas Politicians from Washington, D.C. Democratic Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Texas McCombs School of Business alumni Members of Congress who became lobbyists