Nvidia's Huang turns to Paul Weiss, law firm that inked deal with Trump
Nvidia's former CEO, Jensen Huang, has turned to law firm Paul Weiss for assistance amid his recent troubles. Huang resigned from the AI chipmaker after reports of extramarital affairs with three women emerged, including a Chinese businesswoman suspected of being a spy. Paul Weiss, a New York-based firm with over 1,500 lawyers, has a history of handling crisis situations for corporations and executives.
The firm previously represented Trump in a deal to rescind an executive order against the firm and has pledged $40 million in pro bono legal services to support White House projects. Paul Weiss' longtime leader, Brad Karp, resigned in February after emails surfaced showing personal and business communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Huang is now working with Paul Weiss partners Melinda Haag and Walter Brown, the New York Times reported.
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