WASHINGTON — Three senior Democratic lawmakers are sharply criticizing the law firm Kirkland & Ellis for refusing to cooperate with congressional inquiries into its reported $125 million agreement to provide free legal services to President Donald Trump. Rep. Jamie Raskin , Sen. Richard Blumenthal , and Sen. Adam Schiff sent a letter to firm chairman Jon Ballis , rejecting what they called Kirkland’s “legally specious” privilege claims and accusing the firm of stonewalling their investigation. The lawmakers say Kirkland has not produced a single document , refused meetings with staff, and offered only a “laundry list” of unsupported legal excuses. According to the committees, Kirkland has failed to provide any written contract memorializing the $125 million arrangement beyond Trump’s own social‑media posts. Without a formal agreement, the lawmakers argue, Trump appears to be the sole arbiter of Kirkland’s obligations — a dynamic they say could compromise the firm’s profes...