Top Google Lawyer Advises Kamala Harris Amid Antitrust Trial
Karen Dunn's dual role raises ethical concerns as she defends Google while coaching Harris for presidential debate.
- Karen Dunn, a leading lawyer for Google, is also advising Kamala Harris in her presidential campaign.
- Dunn's involvement has sparked controversy among antitrust experts who worry about a conflict of interest.
- On September 9, Dunn delivered Google’s opening defense in a federal antitrust trial and then assisted Harris with debate prep.
- Critics argue that Dunn’s dual roles could lead to lenient settlements in the antitrust case against Google.
- House Republicans are demanding answers from the DOJ on how it is addressing potential conflicts of interest.