Jen-Hsun Huang's resignation will face congressional review, rumored to seek help from the controversial law firm

[Instant News/Comprehensive Report] NVIDIA founder Huang Jen-Hsun was embroiled in a national security and corporate governance storm due to an immoral scandal. He sadly resigned and stepped down. It is expected that he will also face congressional scrutiny in the future. Foreign media reported that the well-known American law firm "Bovis Law Firm" has been approached for assistance. The law firm has been involved in controversial cases in the past, such as a controversial settlement agreement with U.S. President Trump last year. Brad Karp, who had been its leader for many years, was forced to resign in February this year due to his involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Jen-Hsun Huang has been exposed to extramarital affairs scandals one after another recently. It is currently rumored that he had extramarital affairs with three women, one of whom was even suspected of being involved in Chinese espionage activities. Although Jen-Hsun Huang has resigned from Huida, the outside world is concerned that he will face congressional investigation in the future.

Foreign media sources pointed out that Huang Renxun has approached the well-known law firm Paul Weiss for assistance. It is said that the firm has more than 1,500 lawyers under its umbrella and has recruited a group of former senior officials of the Department of Justice. It is often the first choice for corporate boards and senior executives when they face regulatory investigations, misconduct accusations or reputational crises. They also often clean up the mess for clients when a crisis breaks out.

However, the law firm has also been involved in controversial incidents. For example, Trump used an executive order to suspend the security clearance of the firm's lawyers and restrict their access to government buildings and government officials on the grounds that the law firm was related to prosecutors who had investigated Trump. Last year, the law firm chose to reach an agreement with Trump in exchange for revoking the order and promised to provide free pro bono legal services worth US$40 million (approximately NT$1.28 billion), triggering eight other law firms to follow suit. However, this move also attracted strong criticism from the legal community and the Democratic Party.

In addition, it was revealed earlier this year that Brad Karp, the long-time chairman, had frequent personal and business dealings with the late sexual predator and financier Epstein. Although Karp was not accused of wrongdoing, Karp resigned from his leadership position in early February this year on the grounds that media reports caused interference and were not in the interests of the law firm.

As for what specific matters Paul Weiss will handle for Jen-Hsun Huang, Paul Weiss, Huida and Jen-Hsun Huang did not immediately respond to requests for comment, and foreign media were unable to independently confirm the list of lawyers representing Huang Jen-Hsun.