Trump Rescinds Order After Law Firm Agrees to Major Concessions
- President Trump rescinded an executive order against Paul, Weiss law firm after Brad S. Karp agreed to provide $40 million in pro bono legal services and review hiring practices.
- The order had threatened the firm's federal contracts and security clearances, relating to its ties with investigations into Trump’s finances.
- Despite Karp’s agreement, legal experts expressed significant concern that this could pressure other firms to conform to Trump's policies to avoid repercussions.
- Karp stated, 'We are gratified that the President has agreed to withdraw the Executive Order concerning Paul, Weiss,' indicating a desire for a constructive relationship.
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