attorney
Coverage of attorney in the Nexus archive.
- Attorney says Newark immigrant center detainee was raped, then transferred 2 days later
An attorney claims a Newark immigrant center detainee was raped and transferred two days later, with the family learning of the transfer through other detainees. Protesters gathered outside the Delaney Hall Immigration Detention Center on June 9.
- Oakland County suspect in deadly I-75 crash expected to face charges
A suspect in a deadly crash on I-75 near Grange Hall Road, which killed a family of four, is expected to face charges. The driver's attorney was interviewed by FOX 2's Charlie Langton.
- Evanston woman dies after police encounter that sparked federal lawsuit: attorney
An Evanston woman who had been in a coma since an encounter with Evanston police in January has died, according to her family's attorney. The incident led to a federal lawsuit.
- Attorney exploited humanitarian visas, scammed thousands of immigrants, lawsuits say
An attorney in Washington state exploited humanitarian visas and scammed thousands of immigrants by promising 'miracles' for legal status, according to lawsuits.
- Thai woman faces Myanmar court in immigration trial tied to US diplomat’s killing
A Thai woman appeared in a Myanmar court for an immigration-related charge connected to allegations that she killed her ex-husband, a U.S. diplomat. The case is being handled by an attorney familiar with her situation.
- Potential residents could complicate the lawsuit over LSU’s economic development district
An attorney challenging an LSU-controlled taxing district claims records indicate at least 100 individuals who may reside within the district, potentially complicating the lawsuit. The finding could undermine the district's validity by suggesting it includes unintended residents.
- 'Y'all...made a mistake:' Paralyzed Marine veteran in Tenn. on hospice fights VA for benefits
Marine veteran Maurice 'Reese' Burnley, paralyzed and receiving hospice care, faces VA benefit deductions to recover an overpayment the family disputes. The VA claims a lump-sum disability award was mistakenly paid to the Burnleys instead of their attorney, leading to financial strain and loss of a caregiver.
- Attorney files posthumous petition for clemency for 'Starved Rock Killer' convicted in triple murder
The attorney for the individual known as the Starved Rock Killer is submitting a posthumous clemency petition. The individual was convicted in a triple murder case.
- Attorney sanctioned for witness bribery, tampering
An attorney was sanctioned for engaging in witness bribery and tampering. The ruling details the legal consequences for these actions.
- Biological parents of baby born to another couple in IVF-embryo mix-up are ‘heartbroken’ after losing custody
Shea's biological parents are heartbroken after losing custody of the infant in an IVF-embryo mix-up case. They had hoped to keep the child but anticipated a difficult legal battle, according to their attorney.
- Accused Palisades Fire starter’s attorney says client is ‘a scapegoat’ as Angelenos blame Bass for blaze
The attorney for the accused Palisades Fire starter claims his client is being unfairly blamed as a scapegoat, while Angelenos have directed blame toward Bass for the blaze. The article notes a presumption of guilt from the outset.
- Ex-businessman extradited and charged in execution-style killings across Southern California
An ex-businessman has been extradited and charged in connection to the execution-style killings of an attorney in Rolling Hills Estates in 2009 and an ex-employee in Whittier in 2011. Authorities confirmed the charges in a statement.
- Ex-businessman extradited and charged in execution-style killings across Southern California
A former businessman has been charged and extradited in connection to execution-style killings of an attorney in Rolling Hills Estates in 2009 and an ex-employee in Whittier in 2011. Authorities confirmed the charges.
- Bungee instructors seen being booked for homicide of student thrown 130 feet without a rope
Three bungee instructors are booked for homicide after a student was thrown 130 feet without a rope. Their attorney stated none of them had a clear idea of who was in charge during the incident.
- Man charged in execution-style murders of attorney, ex-employee in Southern California
A man has been charged with the execution-style murders of an attorney and a former employee in Southern California. The attorney was killed outside his Los Angeles County home in 2009, and the ex-employee was killed in 2011 after filing a class action lawsuit against him.
- A woman's hypothermia death in Pittsburgh after her release from ICE custody is ruled a homicide
A medical examiner has ruled the death of a Haitian asylum seeker after being released from federal custody a homicide. An attorney representing her family said he expects her relatives to sue Immigration and Customs Enforcement in connection with her death.
- Attorney seeks $21M in punitive damages from Rebecca Grossman, ex-Dodger in deaths of 2 brothers
An attorney is seeking $21 million in punitive damages from Rebecca Grossman, an ex-Dodger, in connection with the deaths of two brothers. A jury previously awarded the family $176 million in compensatory damages for the 2020 deaths and must now determine punitive damages.
- Man who got onto United flight without boarding pass thought it was cheap, not fake: attorney
A man boarded a United Airlines flight at Bush Airport with a fake boarding pass. His attorney stated he believed the pass was cheap, not fake. The man appeared before a judge.
- Man who got onto United flight without boarding pass thought it was cheap, not fake: attorney
A man was charged for boarding a United Airlines flight at Bush Airport using a fake boarding pass. His attorney stated he believed the pass was legitimate and inexpensive, not counterfeit. The man appeared before a judge on Monday.
- Oklahoma homeowner is charged with manslaughter after KILLING squatter... as attorney reveals why self defense excuse may be tricky
An Oklahoma homeowner faces manslaughter charges after killing a squatter, with an attorney noting potential challenges in using self-defense as a legal justification.
- Rebecca Grossman, ex-boyfriend were racing when 2 boys were killed in crosswalk, lawyer alleges
Rebecca Grossman and her ex-boyfriend were allegedly racing while intoxicated when she struck and killed two young brothers in a crosswalk, according to the boys' parents' attorney. The incident occurred during a court proceeding where the lawyer presented the allegations to a jury.
- US Army sergeant’s wife faces deportation to Mexico, attorney says
The wife of an active-duty U.S. Army sergeant faces deportation to Mexico after being misled about her release from immigration detention, according to her attorney. The attorney claims the misinformation has jeopardized her legal status.
- Gilgo Beach killer told ex-wife he killed 7 victims in their home, documentary says
Rex Heuermann, the Gilgo Beach killer, allegedly confessed to his ex-wife that he killed seven victims in their home, as detailed in a documentary. He was seen in court with his attorney on April 8.
- Attorneys used AI to write court filings, cited fake legal decisions, State Bar alleges
Three attorneys in California are under investigation by the State Bar for allegedly using AI to generate court filings and citing fabricated legal decisions. The allegations suggest unethical use of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings.
- Brian Hooker must be charged or released, attorney says
Brian Hooker's attorney demands legal action, stating he must either be charged with a crime or released. The situation involves a legal proceeding where the attorney's position is central to the case.
- Investigation Thwarts Brazen Bribery Scheme
An attorney, elected official, and businessman attempted to execute a corruption scheme involving bribery, but the FBI's investigation successfully thwarted their efforts. The coordinated law enforcement action prevented the illegal activities from proceeding.