Among the several people affected by the Justice Department’s release of Epstein’s documents is Casey Wasserman, a leading Hollywood talent agent whose clients include Chappell Roan, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Kendrick Lamar. Wasserman said late Friday that he would sell his company after his communications with Ghislaine Maxwell were revealed in a recent dump of investigative documents related to Jeffrey Epstein by the U.S. Department of Justice, The Guardian reported. “I am deeply sorry that my past personal mistakes have caused you so much discomfort. It is unfair to you and unfair to the customers and partners we so vigorously represent and care about deeply,” Wasserman wrote. “The pain experienced by the victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell is unimaginable – I’m pleased, as I’m sure you are all too, that those who aided their crimes are being held to account.”Wasserman, the grandson of the late famed Hollywood dealmaker Lew Wasserman, said he is putting his eponymous talent and marketing agency in limbo, citing “past personal mistakes” that impacted the company and telling employees that he felt he was “becoming a distraction to the company’s work.”Wasserman said company vice president Mike Watts will oversee day-to-day business operations “while I remain fully committed to making Los Angeles host an Olympic Games in 2028 worthy of this outstanding city.”In addition to Wasserman, several others also faced consequences, few of them: Kathy RumlerGoldman Sachs’ former chief legal officer resigned after U.S. Justice Department documents revealed that she advised Jeffrey Epstein on legal matters and exchanged passionate emails with him, even though she had previously described their relationship as purely professional, Business Insider reports. Brad KarpHe resigned as chairman of Paul Weiss after emails revealed he collaborated with Epstein on matters related to billionaire Leon Black and sought Epstein’s help getting his son a job with film producer Woody Allen. Peter Attia He resigned as an adviser after emails emerged in which he gave Epstein health advice and made vulgar comments about women, later calling the messages “embarrassing” and “indefensible.” Howard Lutnick The politician, who records show visited Epstein’s island in 2012, is facing bipartisan calls to resign despite previously saying he had severed ties. Steve Table He is under scrutiny by the National Football League after emails showed he discussed women with Epstein. Sarah FergusonShe saw her charity shut down after emails revealed affectionate messages sent to Epstein while he was in jail. Peter MandelsonHe resigned as Britain’s ambassador to the United States amid an investigation into whether he shared sensitive government information with Epstein. Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem The entrepreneur was replaced as chairman and CEO of DP World after emails revealed a close personal relationship with Epstein and explicit statements involving Epstein.
