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Top Goldman lawyer Kathy Ruemmler to resign over Epstein links

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A high-ranking Wall Street legal executive is stepping down amid controversy over ties to Jeffrey Epstein, with the resignation announced in February 2026 after internal and external pressure. The departure follows revelations about her prior professional interactions with Epstein, including legal work conducted before joining the firm, which resurfaced during an ongoing internal review. The firm’s leadership accepted the resignation to mitigate reputational damage, signaling a broader effort to distance itself from historical associations with controversial figures. This marks the latest fallout from Epstein’s legacy, as financial institutions continue facing scrutiny over past connections to his network, despite his 2019 death. The move underscores growing corporate accountability for indirect links to disgraced individuals, even years after their misconduct became public.
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