Manhattan law firm Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft has parted ways with Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, in the wake of recent antisemitic remarks by the rapper and designer.
“We are not presently providing any representation and have no intention of providing any future representation,” a Cadwalader spokesman said via email Wednesday.
Nicholas Gravante, a leader of the firm’s litigation group, and several other Cadwalader attorneys represented Ye last month in his move to terminate his partnership with Gap Inc. The lawyers sent a letter to Gap saying the retailer failed to release apparel and open stores, as stipulated in ...
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