Kathryn Ruemmler

Former White House counsel and later Goldman Sachs general counsel. 2026 reporting says DOJ documents showed gifts from Epstein and advice to him about media inquiries concerning his crimes.

The relationship drew congressional scrutiny and preceded her 2026 resignation from Goldman's general counsel role.

Ruemmler testified that Epstein was not her client but was a primary adviser to one of her clients, that she communicated/dealt with him, and that she voluntarily disclosed the association to Goldman Sachs before accepting her role there.

Ruemmler testified Epstein was not her client; she represented the Rothschild Bank, for which she described Epstein as a primary adviser, and she voluntarily disclosed her Epstein association before joining Goldman Sachs.

Ruemmler testified she understood she had been listed as a backup executor on a draft Epstein will but did not believe she had been informed of the designation.

AI generated report by Explorvia.com.