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A young King & Spalding associate and a public-interest legal center have teamed up to force a rare settlement of a prisoners' rights suit. Federal Bureau of Prisons officials agreed to pay $99,000 to a former Atlanta federal penitentiary inmate who claimed he was beaten by a prison officer. Associate Courtland L. Reichman has been building a strong pro bono reputation since graduating from law school in 1995.
March 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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