The resignation of Fisher Phillips’ chief information officer—who was targeted by Lincoln Project tweets—is the latest example of the risks for Big Law firms when their employees are closely involved in politics amid today’s polarized climate.

Georgia state Sen. John Albers, R-Roswell, the national labor and employment firm’s chief information officer, resigned last weekend after the anti-Donald Trump political action committee blasted Albers in now-deleted tweets to its 2.7 million Twitter followers.

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