A George Washington University law professor and a Bryan Cave partner have signed up to help represent U.S. District Judge G. Thomas Porteous Jr., who is facing a trial for removal by the Senate. Professor Jonathan Turley will be co-lead counsel along with Ober Kaler partner Richard Westling. Bryan Cave partner Daniel Schwartz and associate Philip Meitl will also be on the legal team. Lawmakers have accused Porteous of accepting gambling trips and cash from a bail bondsman and lawyers.
June 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A George Washington University law professor and a Bryan Cave partner have signed up to help represent U.S. District Judge G. Thomas Porteous Jr., who is facing a trial for removal by the Senate.
Jonathan Turley, the professor, will be co-lead counsel for Porteous along with Ober Kaler partner Richard Westling. Turley announced the representation Wednesday on his blog, adding that Bryan Cave partner Daniel Schwartz and associate Philip Meitl are also joining the team.
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