National Law Journal | Investigation
By Patrick Smith | February 27, 2020
Young. Diverse. Digitally adept. How new crisis management leaders are making their mark.
By Angela Morris | February 26, 2020
A paper trail that Texas Lawyer uncovered through a Public Information Act request showed the Houston police union and Attorney General Ken Paxton joined forces to punish Alfred Dewayne Brown, even after his exoneration. Texas Lawyer's look behind the curtain earned it a finalist spot for the Jesse H. Neal Awards—the most prestigious editorial honors in specialized journalism.
Daily Business Review | Investigation
By Samantha Joseph | Raychel Lean | February 26, 2020
An independent study by ALM's Daily Business Review found millions of dollars from debtors' estates went to lawyers and other professionals—instead of to creditors.
Connecticut Law Tribune | Investigation|News|Product Review
By Robert Storace | February 25, 2020
In July 2019, Connecticut began a narrow investigation looking into whether Juul's marketing and sales practices were proper. Late Tuesday, 38 more states joined Connecticut in a broader investigation of the company that will also look at the alleged marketing of the product to teens.
Texas Lawyer | Commentary|Investigation
By David Winker | February 13, 2020
Members of the 2017 World Series Champion Houston Astros held a press conference to open Spring Training this week. The purpose was to apologize for…
New York Law Journal | Investigation|News
By Tom McParland | January 30, 2020
The routine hearing suddenly turn contentious when defense attorney Jason Foy began to spar with U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres over scheduling.
Connecticut Law Tribune | Investigation|News
By Robert Storace | November 18, 2019
A federal judge Friday afternoon sided with the government in refusing to dismiss indictments of five individuals charged with misusing the funds of their employer to go on trips, including twice to the Kentucky Derby.
By Angela Morris | October 29, 2019
Political forces are aligned against Alfred Dewayne Brown, a man who was declared "actually innocent" after his conviction for murdering a Houston police officer. The Houston Police Officers' Union urged the comptroller and the attorney general to deny Brown's application for state compensation, and after staff of both offices met secretly in June, that's just what happened.
By Angela Morris | October 29, 2019
In addition to urging the denial of wrongful incarceration compensation to Alfred Dewayne Brown, records that show that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office has launched a criminal investigation into one of Brown's pro bono attorneys, even though two local prosecutors dismissed the allegation as unfounded.
The Legal Intelligencer | Investigation
By Angela Morris | October 29, 2019
In addition to urging the denial of wrongful incarceration compensation to Alfred Dewayne Brown, records that show that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office has launched a criminal investigation into one of Brown's pro bono attorneys, even though two local prosecutors dismissed the allegation as unfounded.
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