"As predicted on last week's episode, Brad Karp left the top post at Paul Weiss following the disclosure of friendly correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein. But Karp wasn't the only Biglaw lawyer in the files, nor were his conversations the most troubling. A former Clifford Chance trainee drafted a sex contract with Epstein, Goldman Sachs GC Kathy Ruemmler made a joke with Epstein that normally you wouldn't make with someone who already pleaded guilty to child prostitution charges,"
"Meanwhile in Minnesota, a DOJ lawyer called out the broken immigration system before literally asking to be held in contempt so she could get some sleep. which is what happens when an administration breaks the legal system so thoroughly that even its own lawyers can't keep up with the chaos. And legal tech took a financial jolt as Anthropic announced its entry into the legal tech space."
Brad Karp resigned as leader of Paul Weiss after disclosure of friendly correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein. Other Biglaw figures appear in Epstein files, including a former Clifford Chance trainee who drafted a sex contract and Goldman Sachs GC Kathy Ruemmler who joked with Epstein despite his guilty plea to child prostitution charges. Alan Dershowitz's legal analysis on sex tourism surfaced in files from a now-Paul Weiss partner, further involving the firm. In Minnesota a DOJ lawyer publicly criticized a broken immigration system and sought contempt to rest. Anthropic announced entry into legal tech, jolting the market.
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