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Epstein files end business, political careers across globe

The revelations aren't stopping, with new names — and new recriminations — coming to light every day.

Axios

From Wall Street to Hollywood: Casey Wasserman latest hit in Epstein files fallout — read full list

Casey Wasserman, a prominent Hollywood talent agent, is selling his business following the release of Epstein files that exposed communications with Ghislaine Maxwell. Wasserman apologized for past personal mistakes impacting clients and partners. Several other individuals, including Kathy Ruemmler and Brad Karp, have also faced consequences due to their connections…

The Times of India

Jeffrey Epstein plotted with lawyer to try to have woman deported, documents reveal

Wall Street attorney Brad Karp, who represented Epstein’s business associate, Leon Black, also coordinated surveillance on the woman

The Guardian - US

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Chairman of prominent law firm resigns in latest fallout over Epstein files

Karp was apparently reviewing a draft court filing in which Epstein's lawyers argued that his plea deal

The Independent UK

‘A capitalistic cowardice’: big law firms being threatened by Trump face pressure to speak out

Trump signed executive orders aimed at firms challenging his administration’s priorities, roiling the legal community

The Guardian - US

White House buoyed by capitulation of major law firm attacked by Trump

Paul, Weiss’s chair hung former partner out to dry after a series of attacks on US legal community by president

The Guardian - US

Trump drops executive order stripping a law firm of its government contracts after he says it pledged $40 million in pro bono legal services to his administration’s causes

Paul Weiss lost a client days after the executive order, then Trump said it made a deal with the president.

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Top Democrat-affiliated law firm offers $40m in legal services to Trump administration as part of deal to end executive order

A federal judge paused enforcement of a similar order against another top firm, citing ‘viewpoint discrimination’

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