KLLF Defeats Officers' Appeal Seeking to Avoid Civil Trial for Wrongful Conviction Appeals, Wrongful convictionKLLF LawJune 21, 2024
KLLF Client Ralph Birch Settles Wrongful Conviction Claims Against the State of Connecticut for $12.6 Million Wrongful convictionDavid LebowitzSeptember 20, 2023
Federal Court Holds Forensic Scientist Liable for Evidence Fabrication in Ralph Birch’s Wrongful Conviction Lawsuit Wrongful convictionDavid LebowitzJuly 24, 2023
Murder Charges Officially Dismissed Against Wrongfully Convicted CT Man Civil rights, Wrongful convictionAli FrickJune 15, 2023
Wrongful Conviction Overturned After Nearly Three Decades Wrongful convictionDoug LiebDecember 1, 2022Wrongful conviction, Brady, Due process, Prosecutorial misconduct, pro bono
Exonerated Brothers Philip and Nathan Barnett File Wrongful Conviction Lawsuit Wrongful conviction, Police misconductKLLF LawApril 26, 2022
Federal Court Rejects Motion to Dismiss Ralph Birch’s Wrongful Conviction Lawsuit Civil rights, Police misconduct, Wrongful convictionDavid LSeptember 30, 2021
KLLF Wins Appeal Defeating Qualified Immunity in Wrongful Conviction Case Appeals, Civil rights, Police misconduct, Wrongful convictionGuest UserAugust 26, 2021
KLLF Files Wrongful Conviction Lawsuit on Behalf of Exoneree Ralph Birch Wrongful convictionKLLF LawDecember 2, 2020
KLLF Client's Essay on Violence in Prison Published in The Appeal Wrongful conviction, Prison mistreatmentKLLF LawJuly 21, 2020prison, prison abuse, George Floyd, Police misconduct, police reform, civil rights
McDonough v. Smith: Favorable Termination and the Confusing Civil Law of Wrongful Convictions Police misconduct, Wrongful convictionKLLF LawApril 23, 2020Wrongful conviction, Police misconduct, Fabricated evidence, Fair trial, Due process, Brady, Exoneration, Exonerees
