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PRESS RELEASE: Class-Action Lawsuit Against the NRA for Fraud and RICO Conspiracy Will Proceed, Court Rules
The NRA illegally laundered millions in tax-exempt donations from members to fund private jets and yachts, luxury apartments, and lavish vacations, complaint alleges. NASHVILLE – Ruling that the plaintiffs have sufficiently alleged claims of fraud, breach of contract, and racketeering, a U.S. District Court Judge has given new life to a lawsuit against the National
Trinity Bias
Trinity Bias joined Loevy & Loevy in 2025 as a paralegal, focusing primarily on cases of wrongful conviction. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice, with a minor in African American Studies, from Coe College. Additionally, she obtained a Litigation Practice certificate in Paralegal Studies from Loyola University Chicago. In her
Naomi Hochman
Naomi Hochman joined Loevy & Loevy in 2025. She primarily works with attorneys on post-conviction cases. Naomi graduated from Carleton College in 2023 with a B.A. in Psychology. In her free time, she enjoys crocheting, cooking and biking along the lake.
Judge OKs Loevy’s Innovative $51.75 Million Settlement in Clearview AI Class Action Lawsuit
In 2021, a federal judge chose Loevy + Loevy to lead an internationally-regarded class action out of a wide field of talented attorneys.. The facial recognition company Clearview had garnered global controversy by scraping billions of images off social media platforms to create a massive, invasive facial recognition database. Loevy + Loevy’s class action lawsuit
PRESS RELEASE: Released After 33 Years in Prison, Sidney Holmes Files Federal Lawsuit Against Broward County
Holmes was sentenced to 400 years in prison after being framed for armed robbery through a tainted identification process, new lawsuit alleges. FORT LAUDERDALE – Today, attorneys for Sydney Holmes filed a federal lawsuit on his behalf, alleging that Broward County Sheriff’s Department officers framed him for armed robbery and cost him more than 33
PRESS RELEASE: Two Men Awarded $120 Million in Wrongful Conviction Suit Against Chicago Police Department
“Justice is finally here,” say John Fulton and Anthony Mitchell, who sued officers who framed them for a 2003 murder. CHICAGO – John Fulton was only 18, and Anthony Mitchell only 17, when they were wrongfully arrested for the gruesome murder of Christopher Collazo, whose body was found bound and partially burnt in an alley
Jury Awards John Fulton and Anthony Mitchell $120 Million in Lawsuit Against Chicago P.D.
CHICAGO – John Fulton was only 18, and Anthony Mitchell only 17, when they were wrongfully arrested for the gruesome murder of Christopher Collazo, whose body was found bound and partially burnt in an alley on the South Side of the city. They each spent more than 16 years in jail, before having their convictions
PRESS RELEASE: Evanston Police Conspired to Frame Teenager for Murder, New Lawsuit Alleges
Frank Drew spent 24 years in prison after Evanston detectives coerced phony witness statements and brutally forced a false confession. EVANSTON – Today, attorneys for Frank Drew filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on his behalf against the City of Evanston, eight officers of the Evanston Police Department, one Cook County prosecutor, and Cook County.
Captain America: Brave New World — A Modest Review & Analysis Under Leopold v. FBI and Trump v. United States
[Photo: ©Disney] WARNING: Contains spoilers for Captain America: Brave New World (though the trailer spoils a great deal of the film anyway.) Captain America, Falcon, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) are back! This time Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson carries the shield as Captain America, with Danny Ramirez’s Joaquin Torres taking off as the new
Alexander Villa, Framed as a Cop Killer, Files Federal Lawsuit Against Chicago and Cook County
Villa was sentenced to life in prison after Chicago P.D. and Cook Co. prosecutors conspired to wrongfully convict him in the shooting death of Officer Clifton Lewis in 2011. CHICAGO—Clifton Lewis, 41, a decorated eight-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, was working his second job as a security guard for a West Side convenience
Stephany Janssen
Stephany Janssen joined Loevy + Loevy as a paralegal in 2025. She primarily works with attorneys on post-conviction cases. Stephany graduated from the University of Washington in 2024 with a B.A. in Law, Societies, & Justice and Gender Studies. Prior to joining Loevy + Loevy, Stephany worked at the Innocence Project New Orleans where she assisted with
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