Four prominent partners from Paul Weiss have announced their resignation to start a new law firm, a move that highlights discontent within Big Law firms regarding their responses to the Trump administration's executive actions. This resignation follows Paul Weiss's controversial decision to engage with the administration, unlike other firms that opted to challenge its legality in court. Notable partners included Karen Dunn, recognized for her debate preparations for Democratic candidates, and Bill Isaacson who specializes in antitrust litigation. The motivations behind the departures remain unclear, as does the name and structure of their new firm.
The ongoing turmoil at Big Law firms highlights a divide between those who chose to challenge Trump's punitive executive actions and those who negotiated with his administration.
The departure of four high-profile partners from Paul Weiss underscores the friction within the legal community in response to Trump's executive orders.
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