Morgan Lewis & Bockius found itself in the hot seat again this week over its representation of President Donald Trump after a client cut all connections with the firm based on moral objections.
In a letter addressed to the firm’s chair Jami McKeon, H. Scott Wallace, co-chair of the Wallace Global Fund, wrote that he was firing the firm because it was “painfully obvious” that its lawyers are enabling Trump to use the office of presidency for his own personal gain.
“We felt it was important to convey our decision ... to the firm’s leadership, to invite you to think about larger ...
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