The exodus of legal talent from Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison to the burgeoning litigation boutique Dunn Isaacson Rhee continues with the recent departures of two partners. Karen Dunn’s new venture has successfully attracted Meredith Dearborn and Erin Morgan, bolstering its position in high-stakes litigation.
This transition sees the complete realignment of the team that has been defending Google against significant antitrust allegations related to Android app distribution. With Erin Morgan, a longstanding pillar at Paul Weiss, becoming the eleventh partner to move to Dunn Isaacson Rhee, the new boutique is cementing its reputation for handling high-profile trials.
The move comes amidst [Paul Weiss](https://www.paulweiss.com/) reaching an agreement with former President Trump to rescind a punitive executive order in exchange for pro bono legal services, adding another layer of intrigue to the firm’s current activities. The new recruits, described as “exceptional and proven trial talents,” reflect Dunn’s strategy of assembling a standout team with extensive litigation experience.