Since the onset of Trump's presidency, Brad S. Karp, chairman of Paul Weiss, positioned his law firm as a defender against perceived injustices. He rallied law firms against the Trump administration’s policies, advocating for the rule of law and engaging in Democratic fundraising efforts. However, following an executive order threatening his firm, Karp approached Trump for a deal, ultimately agreeing to provide $40 million in pro bono legal services for joint initiatives, signaling a significant departure from his previous confrontation with the administration.
Brad S. Karp, chairman of Paul Weiss, positioned himself as a defender of the rule of law against Trump's administration, leading efforts to unite law firms to oppose unlawful actions.
Despite initially challenging Trump’s policies, Karp shifted to seeking a collaborative tone, ultimately pledging $40 million in pro bono services to initiatives like combating antisemitism.
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