Litigation
Oct. 30, 2013
Despite loss, Jackson trial seen as boon to Panish
After sinking three years and an estimated seven figure sum into his recent defeat in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial, Brian Panish walked away empty handed. But plaintiff attorneys believe he might have ended up on top anyway.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - From the moment it was filed, the wrongful death suit brought by Michael Jackson's family against AEG Live struck a nerve. Panish, Shea & Boyle LLP, the powerhouse plaintiffs' firm representing Jackson's 83-year-old mother, encountered criticism via television, email, phone, letters and cocktail party banter, said Kevin R. Boyle, the No. 2 attorney on the case. Many saw only gr...
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