GopValuesAttorney General · NY
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Blanche Law PLLC
Financial disclosure lists Blanche Law PLLC as an asset with a value between $1M and $5M, generating $2.2M in partnership draw.
ProPublicaCaptured on November 10, 2026 from 2 public sources: salon.com, projects.propublica.org. Every item links to the filing, docket or report it came from. Nothing here is independently verified beyond that link, and a record can be appealed, sealed or corrected after capture.
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12 sourced records · checked 11/10/2026
Ethics complaints (1)
Recusal and Conflict of Interest Concerns
Public reporting and Senate inquiries allege Blanche was advised by DOJ ethics officials to recuse from cases involving Donald Trump due to his prior role as Trump's personal defense attorney. Blanche has faced scrutiny over his involvement in a settlement agreement regarding Trump's tax liabilities and the creation of an 'Anti-Weaponization Fund'.
Court records (6)
D.V.D., et al v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security, et al
Appellate litigation involving Todd Blanche in his official capacity as Attorney General. Case 26-1212, U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit. Status: Pending.
Colorado-Suarez v. Blanche
Petition for review naming Todd Blanche as Respondent in his capacity as Acting Attorney General. Case 26-1392, U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit. Status: Pending.
U.S. v. Various Individuals (Voting Irregularities)
Federal litigation in the Central District of California regarding voting-record irregularities. Case 2:26-cv-12025-DOC-ADS. Status: Pending.
Jane Doe v. Todd Blanche (D.C. Circuit)
Multiple consolidated appeals (e.g., Case Nos. 25-5099, 26-5311) involving challenges to DOJ policies and the substitution of Blanche as defendant in his official capacity.
American Oversight v. DOJ (FOIA Litigation)
Active litigation seeking public records regarding Blanche's official work on the Epstein files and the Jack Smith report; court denied preliminary injunction to expedite.
Perlmutter v. Blanche
Civil suit challenging the purported removal of Shira Perlmutter as Librarian of Congress and the appointment of Todd Blanche as acting Librarian. Case 1:25-cv-01659-TJK, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Status: Pending.
News reporting (2)
Anti-Weaponization Fund Settlement
Reporting on a $1.776 billion settlement agreement signed by Blanche with President Trump, which includes immunity from tax audits for Trump and his associates.
Epstein Files Transparency Act Oversight
Blanche has been subject to congressional oversight regarding the Department of Justice's compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act, specifically regarding the redaction of records and the handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Prior Legal Representation of Regulated Entities
Financial disclosures indicate Blanche provided legal services to various entities including Fresenius Medical Care North America, Boston Consulting Group, and CLS Global FZC LLC prior to his appointment.
Captured on November 10, 2026 from 11 public sources: dockets.justia.com, salon.com, cacd.uscourts.gov, whitehouse.senate.gov, justsecurity.org, americanoversight.org, projects.propublica.org, welch.senate.gov, judiciary.senate.gov, extapps2.oge.gov, levin-center.org. Every item links to the filing, docket or report it came from. Nothing here is independently verified beyond that link, and a record can be appealed, sealed or corrected after capture.
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No overlap between private holdings and public duties has been documented.