Neil Eggleston and Sarahi Constantine Padilla of Kirkland & Ellis and Ronald Sullivan Jr. and Intisar Rabb, both professors at Harvard Law School, took on the case of former Buffalo police officer Cariol Horne, who was fired less than one year shy of receiving her 20-year pension.
April 16, 2021 at 07:30 AM
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In May 2008, the Buffalo Police Department fired Cariol Horne just months shy of her pension for 20 years of service vesting after she intervened when a fellow officer applied a chokehold to an unarmed Black man.
This week a litigation team led by lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis and Harvard Law School won a ruling from a state court judge in New York awarding Horne back pay and benefits that she had previously been denied in another legal challenge to her firing more than a decade ago.
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(l-r) Neil Eggleston and Sarahi Constantine Padilla, of Kirkland & Ellis, Harvard Law Professor Ronald Sullivan Jr., and Harvard Law Professor Intisar Rabb. Courtesy photos
