The article discusses President Donald Trump's punitive executive order targeting Jenner & Block, the fourth law firm affected by his administration. The order imposes various restrictions on Jenner & Block, specifically criticizing its rehiring of Andrew Weissmann, the former Mueller prosecutor, and its advocacy for diversity and pro bono work in contentious areas. The firm, established in 1914, reaffirmed its commitment to serving its clients and expressed intent to seek legal remedies against the executive order, which reflects an ongoing political and legal battle.
Jenner & Block has become the fourth BigLaw firm targeted by President Trump in a punitive executive order that jeopardizes its operations and reputation.
The executive order claims Jenner & Block has abandoned the profession's highest ideals, labeling it as condoning partisan lawfare and undermining justice.
A Jenner & Block spokesperson emphasized the firm's dedication to safeguarding client interests, referencing its long-standing history and commitment to integrity.
The order not only criticizes the firm for its rehiring of Andrew Weissmann but also targets its diversity and pro bono practices.
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