Skadden, in ‘Settlement’ With Trump, Agrees To Provide Government With $100 Million in Legal Services, While Three Other Firms Sue To Block Executive Orders
A divide opens among major law firms over how to handle escalating pressure from the White House.
President Trump’s announcement that, as part of what he calls “essentially a settlement,” the law firm of Skadden Arps will offer the federal government $100 million in pro bono legal services amounts to a stunning indicator of how Big Law has been upended.
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