Goldman Sachs reportedly hired a reputation management firm to mitigate the 'association risk' of its General Counsel due to her ties with Jeffrey Epstein, despite her eventual resignation and testimony. This case is a critical study for legal and policy professionals on corporate crisis management, public relations strategies, and the challenges of accountability for powerful individuals. An implication to watch is the effectiveness of these PR strategies against public disclosure and regulatory scrutiny.
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