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Adam Loewy represents tons of people that have been injured or had their loved ones killed through the actions of others.
But most of those cases fly below the radar.
Not the case involving Larry Eugene Jackson, Jr.
Earlier this week, Loewy was hired by the family of Jackson, who died last week after he was shot by an Austin Police detective under “suspicious” circumstances. Jackson’s story and the subsequent hire of Loewy made local and statewide headlines.
“I’ve handled several of these police shootings and I’m very selective in the cases that I take, and this one strikes me as being very suspicious,” Loewy told KUT News.
“I don’t understand how an unarmed man was shot in the back of the head under these facts,” he said. “We are going to conduct our own investigation into the shooting and then we will proceed with legal action if we feel it’s necessary.”
The media outlet went on to site two other shooting-death cases involving Austin Police officers that Loewy has handled, where he obtained monetary settlements from the City of Austin. “The family of 18-year-old Nathaniel Sanders settled with the city of Austin for $750,000. The city also paid $1 million to the family of Kevin Brown.”
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For years, Fletcher Brown was one of the Texas legal community’s best-kept secrets. Whether he was working with a small, rural health clinic in West Texas or a mega-hospital in Houston, Brown had a way of meeting and exceeding the expectations of his clients, gaining their loyalty along the way. Then the secret got out. [ Read More ]
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