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Law firms sold their souls to Trump. Now he’s rubbing their noses in it
Democrats and Trump critics have chastised the law firms for bending the knee to Trump, with many suggesting that the executive orders targeting the firms are unconstitutional. The New York Times reported on Wednesday that Trump believes the law firms he struck a deal with will provide more than just free legal services for veterans.
Law firms are taking different approaches to the Trump administration's executive orders that target their business: some are suing, while others have entered into agreements to mollify the ...
Skadden associate Rachel Cohen publicly resigned Thursday, citing a sense of urgency created by law firm Paul Weiss dropping its DEI hiring practices.
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The question now is how other firms can adapt without compromising their principles—and whether there is space to carve out a ...
President Trump’s war with Big Law shows firms that depend on rainmaker partners for lucrative corporate deals face greater ...
Rachel Cohen, who quit Big Law firm Skadden over its response to Trump's executive orders, said she asked her parents if her ...
Are you comfortable with a vengeful president meting out their own ideas of “justice,” punishing firms for whom they ...
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