Day Pitney litigation partner John O'Reilly successfully moved to quash a subpoena which may have resulted in a defense attorney having to reveal the contents of private text messages sent by his client after fleeing the courthouse. The Hudson County ruling was covered in a May 6 New Jersey Law Journal article, "Texts Between Absconding Client And Lawyer Safe From Subpoena." John, who is a trustee of the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey, told the journal that the ruling "strikes a blow for public defenders' integrity and independence."
The full article can be found here.
Day Pitney White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in The Hill's article, "Proud Boys, Oath Keepers Prosecutions Set Stage for Trump DC Trial."
Day Pitney White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the Connecticut Post's Opinion column, "CT Lawyer is 1 of 11 Legal Experts to Call for Early Trump Trial."
Day Pitney White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the Insider article, "Trump Being Charged Alongside 18 Co-conspirators in Georgia RICO Indictment, Including Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows, Means More Changes for People to Flip on Him, Experts Say."
Day Pitney White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Stan Twardy was featured on FOX61 Connecticut's coverage of the most recent charges against former President Trump in Georgia that includes a RICO charge.
Day Pitney Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the Associated Press syndicated article, "Georgia Court's Apparent Error in Early Publishing of Charges Gives Trump Opening to Attack Case."
Day Pitney White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the Law360 article, "Georgia DA Wields 'Double-Edged Sword' in Trump RICO Case."
Day Pitney Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in FOX61 Connecticut's coverage of former President Trump's arraignment on federal charges in connection with efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
Day Pitney Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the National Law Journal article, "How to Defend a Thrice Indicted Former President: White Collar Practitioners Weigh In."
Day Pitney Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in the National Law Journal article, "'The Stakes Could Not Be Higher': Legal Community Reacts to Trump."
Day Pitney Attorney Stan Twardy was featured in NEWSNet's coverage of Trump's most recent federal charges.