Marvin Putnam and Marshall Grossman, two lateral hires by Latham & Watkins and Orrick, respectively, are the latest lawyers to represent clients caught up in the traveling circus that has become Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Gibson Dunn's Ted Boutrous Jr. and Beverly Hills litigator Charles Harder have also entered the mix.
October 14, 2016 at 07:10 PM
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Nearly 30 years after The National Law Journal examined Donald Trump’s sometimes tortured relationship with lawyers, the reality television-star-turned-polarizing-politician is now keeping plenty busy in Big Law.
A pair of high-profile entertainment industry litigators emerged this week to represent clients caught up in the traveling circus that has become Trump’s presidential campaign.
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