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President Trump's recent memo authorizes sanctions against law firms involved in lawsuits against his administration, potentially revoking security clearances and federal contracts. This follows executive orders targeting firms like Covington & Burling and Perkins Coie, which have faced criticism from civil rights groups for undermining the legal system. Meanwhile, the administration defends its actions as necessary to prevent the judicial system from being weaponized against the public.
The chairman of Paul Weiss, Brad Karp, revealed that a deal with President Trump was necessary to prevent an executive order from potentially destroying the firm. The order threatened security clearances and federal contracts due to the firm's association with a former attorney involved in a Trump investigation. After negotiations, the firm agreed to provide $40 million in legal services to the Trump administration and alter its hiring practices, sparking backlash within the legal community for capitulating to presidential pressure.
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