Like many big law firms, Jones Day, whose roots go back to Cleveland in the late 1800s, has prided itself on representing controversial clients. There was Big Tobacco. There was the Bin Laden family. There was even the hated owner of the Cleveland Browns football team as he moved the franchise to Baltimore. Now Jones Day is the most prominent firm representing President Trump and the Republican Party as they prepare to wage a legal war challenging the results of the election. The work is intensifying concerns inside the firm about the propriety and wisdom of working for Mr. ...
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US Presidential elections 2020 | Donald Trump | US Elections
Jessica Silver-Greenberg Rachel Abrams & David Enrich | NYT Last Updated at November 10, 2020 12:21 IST
First Published: Tue, November 10 2020. 11:47 IST
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