Doug Emhoff, who recently served as the United States’ second gentleman, has taken a new role as a partner at the prestigious law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher. He will revive his extensive career as a trial lawyer, following his tenure in a public diplomatic capacity.
Emhoff will split his professional time between Los Angeles and New York, as confirmed by the firm. His primary responsibilities will include advising on matters related to business, investigations, and litigation. His return to the private sector marks another chapter in his impressive career, which spans three decades and includes significant roles at major firms such as Venable and DLA Piper.
Willkie Farr & Gallagher ranks among the top 50 highest-grossing law firms in the United States, with revenue for 2023 reported at $1.5 billion and profits per equity partner reaching $3.8 million. The firm’s financial prowess highlights the level of expertise and influence Emhoff brings to his new role.
Emhoff’s previous experience as the country’s second gentleman involved representing the United States in various diplomatic engagements, adding a unique layer of public service and international diplomacy to his extensive legal background. For more details, you can read the article on Bloomberg Law.