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Prominent Democratic lawyer Karen Dunn among quartet of partners to leave two months after firm cut deal with Trump's White ...
Jenner & Block has welcomed the overturning by a federal judge of US president Donald Trump's executive order against it, ...
WASHINGTON — Former Homeland Security secretary Jeh Johnson will testify Wednesday that the threat of cyber attacks against future U.S. elections will only get worse unless Congress and the ...
Jeh Johnson, Law ’82, was elected co-chair of the board of trustees and will serve alongside David Greenwald, Law ’83, the University announced in a Monday Columbia News statement. Greenwald and ...
Departure comes after Paul Weiss struck deal with Trump over executive order Johnson served as Homeland Security chief under Obama He will co-chair Columbia's board of trustees May 6 (Reuters ...
Prominent litigation partner Jeh Johnson is planning to retire from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison this summer and will serve as co-chair of Columbia University’s board of trustees ...
Prominent litigation partner Jeh Johnson is planning to retire from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison this summer and will serve as co-chair of Columbia University’s board of trustees ...
Several prominent litigation partners at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, including Karen Dunn, the co-chair of the ...
Isaacson and Rhee were listed as “co-hosts” to a fundraiser for then-vice president and presidential candidate Kamala Harris ...
Board of trustees co-chairs David Greenwald, Law ’83, and Jeh Johnson, Law ’82, announced the creation of a University Senate review committee in a Tuesday email to the Columbia community. Acting ...
Big Law attorneys are in the middle of Donald Trump’s attack on universities—even as their firms navigate separate quagmires ...
and Jeh Johnson, who will be co-chair of the board of trustees at Columbia University. (Both lawyers, in public statements, didn’t link their career decisions to how their law firms handled ...
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