Brad Karp, chairman of one of the country's most prestigious law firms, has resigned from his position after the release of emails revealing his exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein, a high-profile departure in the fallout among those with ties to the late convicted sex offender.
A statement from Paul Weiss did not explicitly mention Karp's connection to Epstein, stating that the firm never represented Epstein. Karp acknowledged the distraction caused by recent reporting and emphasized it did not serve the firm's best interests.
The fallout has led to resignations beyond the U.S., with a top Slovak official stepping down after being linked to Epstein. Additionally, former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton are set to testify before a House committee investigating Epstein.
The released emails show how Karp interacted with Epstein over the years, including thanking him for a gathering and seeking connections for his son in entertainment. The implications of these revelations continue to resonate within political and legal circles.
The controversy reflects a broader investigation into Epstein's connections with powerful figures across media, politics, and finance.



















