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As reported by Axios, today, Meta has announced the appointment of C.J. Mahoney as its new chief legal officer, who formerly served as a senior legal exec at Microsoft. Mahoney was also a U.S. trade representative during President Trump's first term, and has ongoing ties to the Trump administration and the Republican party.