Trump, WilmerHale and Law Firm
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The executive orders signed by Mr. Trump treat the law firms as national security risks.
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A leader of the pro bono practice at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison is resigning from the law firm, within weeks of the elite firm striking a deal with President Trump to lift an executive ...
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WilmerHale, which sued the Trump administration over an executive order constraining its ability to do business, has a history of refusing to back down from politically charged fights.
Law firms Jenner & Block and WilmerHale sued the Trump administration over executive orders targeting them, while another firm, Skadden, made a deal.
The settlements have allowed [the president] to ‘build an unrivaled network of Lawyers’ to advance not the interests of their own clients, but instead the government’s chosen agenda,” Jenner said, citing Trump.
A federal prosecutor in Boston who investigated the compounding pharmacy behind a deadly 2012 U.S. fungal meningitis outbreak and more recently prosecuted consulting firm McKinsey & Co for its role in the opioid epidemic has joined law firm WilmerHale.
None of America's top-earning corporate law firms signed on to oppose Donald Trump's executive orders targeting one of their peers.
The firms said President Donald Trump’s orders targeting specific law firms are abuses of power that endanger the rule of law.