Keith J. Harrison is a partner and co-chair of Crowell & Moring’s Litigation Group and a member of the Management Board in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office. A former New York City prosecutor and seasoned trial litigator, Keith has tried dozens of cases in eight states and the District of Columbia, and argued 14 cases as an appellate advocate in both state and federal courts. He has also successfully obtained numerous Temporary Restraining Orders for clients seeking emergency action by a court. Keith maintains a diverse trial, arbitration, and investigations practice, focused representing companies in highly-regulated industries, including health care, pharmaceutical, defense contracting, and aviation.
Keith currently devotes a considerable portion of his practice to identifying and developing affirmative recovery opportunities for health plans. Like the federal government, health plans are often the victims of health care fraud. Using his decades of experience in defending fraud and abuse, pharmaceutical pricing, and False Claims Act cases, Keith litigates, on a contingency basis, cases seeking to recover significant funds wrongfully obtained from health plans. Keith litigates False Claims Act (FCA), antitrust, anti-kickback, fraud and abuse, breach of contract, Lanham Act, and other complex cases. He also represents clients in grand jury investigations and other proceedings before the DOJ. In addition, Keith has extensive experience representing clients in Congressional investigations and hearings.
This year, Keith was selected to receive the Washington Business Journal’s Minority Business Leader Award. The award recognizes the region’s top 25 minority business owners and leaders and for their "entrepreneurial drive, creativity, and success." Keith has been repeatedly selected as a Washington, D.C. "Super Lawyer" in the field of civil litigation by Super Lawyers, from 2007 through 2020. Keith is also the co-chair of the firm's Public Service Practice Group and a member of the firm's Diversity Council. Prior to joining Crowell, Keith was a founding partner of King Pagano and Harrison, a 30-lawyer litigation boutique that merged with Crowell in 2006. For over a decade, Keith has been a faculty member of the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, and was one of the founders of Crowell's in-house Trial Excellence Academy, two institutions teaching lawyers the art of trial advocacy.
Pro Bono and Community Service
As co-chair of Crowell & Moring's Public Service Practice, Keith oversees the firm's pro bono program. Keith is also currently the Chairman of the Board of BEST Kids, Inc. a nonprofit organization that recruits, trains and supports mentors for D.C.'s foster care youth. He has also been a volunteer youth soccer, basketball, and softball coach.
Representative Matters
- Represents as lead trial counsel two major health plans in arbitrations seeking to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in prescription drugs reimbursement overpayments.
- Represents a major generic pharmaceutical company in investigations of alleged price-fixing antitrust violations.
- Represents United Airlines as lead trial and appellate counsel in United States ex rel. Grant v. United Airlines Inc., 912 F.3d 190, 198 (4th Cir. 2018), a qui tam whistleblower lawsuit alleging False Claims Act violations involving a $1.4 billion Air Force contract for the maintenance of C-17 aircraft engines where the Fourth Circuit dismissed the FCA allegations. This case is the current leading Fourth Circuit precedent regarding the pleading presentment of a false claim under the FCA.
- Represents as lead trial counsel a drug manufacturer in United States ex rel.Cao v. West Ward Pharmaceuticals, 3:13-cv-03962 (D.N. J.)a qui tam whistleblower lawsuit alleging False Claims Act violations involving allegations of fraudulent pharmaceutical testing methods.
False Claims Act/Whistleblower
- Successfully represented a brand pharmaceutical company in a False Claims Act case alleging off-label marketing and FCA violations.
- Successfully represented as lead trial counsel a major defense contractor in a FCA case brought by DOJ alleging false claims under an Army contract for trucks
- Successfully represented as lead trial counsel a major telecommunications company in multiple state FCA claims based on alleged underpayment of taxes used to support 911 emergency services
- Successfully represented government defense contractor against allegations of fraudulent overcharging on aircraft armament firing systems.
- Successfully represented, during a three-week jury trial, a government contractor accused of criminal false claims and money laundering related to the shipment of U.S. military equipment to Egypt under the Camp David Peace Accords and Foreign Military Sales program.
- Successfully represented as lead trial counsel a major university in a whistleblower lawsuit that settled on the eve of trial.
- Successfully represented a lead trial and appellate counsel a major hospital in a whistleblower case obtaining dismissal that was upheld on appeal in the leading case interpreting the District of Columbia’s public policy exception to at-will employment, Kassem v. Washington Hospital Center, 513 F.3d 251 (D.C. Cir. 2008).
Affirmative Health Care Recovery
- Lead trial counsel for the plaintiff in Celera Genomics v. Wyeth, Inc., a breach of contract and fraud jury trial concerning Celera's historic decoding of the human genome and the licensing of its genetic database, which settled successfully after Keith's opening statement on behalf of Celera.
- Developed a strategy for recovering Federal government underpayments to health plans participating in the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program (FEHBP). Eventually, over $350 million dollars in FEHBP underpayments were recovered for various health plans, including Kaiser Foundation Health Plans, United Health, HealthNet, NYLCare Health Plan and others.
Pharmaceutical
- Lead national trial counsel for one of the world's largest generic drug manufacturers in the nationwide Average Wholesale Price litigation. During this time, Keith has coordinated the defense of more than 15 separate lawsuits pending in state and federal courts around the country, including a qui tam action under the Federal False Claims Act and numerous civil enforcement actions brought by state attorney general's alleging violations of a variety of state statutes, including state false claims acts.
- Represented Sun/Caraco when the FDA used U.S. Marshalls to seize over $24 million of allegedly adulterated drug products based on cGMP violations. The regulatory enforcement litigation with DOJ in Detroit Michigan was quickly resolved by negotiating a consent decree
- Lead trial counsel in MorphoSys v. Cambridge Antibody Technology, where Keith successfully tried a three-week biotech patent infringement jury trial regarding phage display antibody library technology, the technology that eventually led to the blockbuster biologic drug HUMIRA®.
Aviation
- Represented as lead trial counsel a major U.S. airline in a multi-million dollar FAA regulatory dispute with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
- Represented airlines in disputes involving allegations of discrimination when airlines remove passengers identified as being security risks by the TSA.
- Successfully resolved FAA enforcement proceedings against various airlines.
- Obtained a TRO enjoining the sale of a commercial jet airliner in federal court.
Antitrust
- Represented a major U.S. railroad company in antitrust litigation alleging price-fixing of fuel surcharges.
- Represented AT&T in antitrust litigation bought by several phone companies alleging monopolization of essential facilities and refusal to deal in violation of Section 2 of the Sherman Act.
- Won an arbitration victory against a world-renowned physician who claimed that a major hospital system was violating Section 1 of the Sherman Act in its relationships with physicians.
Congressional Investigations
- Successfully represented a pharmaceutical company in a Congressional investigation into the rising prices of certain generic drugs.
- Represented Cotecna Inspection, S.A. and certain individual employees during the House, Senate and United Nations Volker Commission investigation into the U.N. Oil for Food Program and whether Cotecna's hiring of the U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan's son, Kojo Annan, was an illegal kickback.
- Represented a key witness testifying before the Cole Inquiry, a Royal Commission that investigated the Australian Wheat Board Oil-for-Wheat scandal (also known just as the AWB scandal) involving the payment of kickbacks to the regime of Saddam Hussein in contravention of the United Nations Oil-for-Food Humanitarian Program. The AWB was the biggest single source of kickbacks made to the Iraqi government and the scandal was the biggest bribery scheme in Australian history.
- Represented the Executive Director of a trade association in an investigation by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations into waste, fraud and abuse in the Federal E-rate Program and DOJ investigation into violations of the antitrust laws.
Corporate Compliance and Internal Investigations
- Keith has decades of experience in conducting confidential investigations that have ranged from Major League Baseball's investigation of Pete Rose to the United Nations Iraq Oil for Food Program.
- Currently conducting internal investigations of potential FCA violations for companies in the pharmaceutical, and aviation industries.
- Conducted internal investigations regarding missing funds from a major armored car company.
- Conducted internal investigations regarding allegations of sexual harassment against a corporate CEO.
- Conducted an internal investigation of a Department Chairman of a major hospital system for fraud related to medical accreditation activities.
Administrative and Regulatory
- Recently represented the world's largest water treatment company in obtaining a temporary restraining order (TRO) and then a permanent injunction against the EPA and DOJ that prevented the federal government from enforcing a stop-sale order and allowed a multi-million dollar water treatment technology back on the market.
- Represented as lead trial counsel a Singaporean Trading Company in successfully suing the FBI over $24M in frozen assets for improperly identifying the company as having been sanctioned for illegal business transactions with North Korea. The FBI agreed to send a clarifying letter to financial institutions explaining that the client was not a prohibited party; and that its original letter was not a direction to the banks to block or reject the client’s financial transactions. Wee Tiong Holding PTE. LTD v. FBI, 1:17-cv-01526 (D.D.C.)
Pro Bono and Community Service
- Lead trial counsel in NAACP v. Alabama, 2:16-cv-00731 (M.D. AL), seeking to apply Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1964 to the dilution of African-American votes in state-wide elections for the Alabama Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals and Court of Criminal Appeals.
- Lead trial counsel in Crosley Green v. Secretary, Department of Corrections seeking to the obtain the release and overturn the conviction of an innocent man who was on Florida's Death Row for 20 years, and has been wrongfully imprisoned for 28 years. This case was featured on a CBS 48 Hours episode entitled, “Crosley Green’s Last Chance for Freedom.”
- Obtained U.S. asylum for a Christian Pastor and his family from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who was repeatedly tortured in response to his preaching for social justice and respect for democratic constitutional values.
- The City Council for the District of Columbia retained Keith to investigate allegations that the D.C. Police Department was failing to investigate and mishandling sexual assault cases. The firm's investigation led to police reforms and new legislation entitled, "Sexual Assault Victims' Rights Act of 2013."
Insights
Speeches & Presentations
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"Trials during COVID – What is happening and choices to be made," Crowell & Moring Webinar
(December 17, 2020).
Presenters: Gregory D. Call, Valerie M. Goo, Keith J. Harrison, Rebecca Monck Ricigliano, and Mark Supko.
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"The Rearview Mirror: Lessons Learned From This Year's Trial Victories," Crowell & Moring Seminar/Webinar
(April 22, 2014).
Presenters: Robert T. Rhoad, Gregory D. Call, Kevin C. Mayer, Linda B. Popejoy, Keith J. Harrison, Brian Tully McLaughlin, Mana Elihu Lombardo, Nathaniel P. Bualat, and Jeffrey H. Rutherford.
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"Navigating High-Profile Litigation and Administrative Enforcement," Crowell & Moring Advertising and Product Risk Management Seminar
(March 19, 2013).
Moderator: Andrew Kaplan; Panelists: Kevin C. Mayer, Keith J. Harrison, and John Fuson.
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"Piling On: Whistleblower Statutes Run Amok," Minority Corporate Counsel Association's 11th Annual CLE Expo, Chicago
(March 21, 2012).
Presenter: Keith J. Harrison.
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"U.S. Healthcare Reform: What's in it for Biosimilars?" European Generics Medicines Association's 8th Annual Symposium on Biosimilars, London
(September 8-10, 2010).
Presenter: Keith J. Harrison.
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"Mapping Out The Latest Developments in European And US Biosimilar Regulation-Achieving Cost Effective Compliance," Biosimilars India 2009 Conference
(December 2, 2009).
Presenter: Keith J. Harrison.
Publications
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Jurisdictional Analysis – Understanding the Data Behind the Litigation Trends
(January 22, 2020).
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"Limits Of DOJ's Qui Tam Dismissal Authority Are Unsettled," Law360
(July 2, 2019).
Authors: Jason M. Crawford, John T. Brennan, Jr., and Keith J. Harrison.
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"Jurisdictional Analysis – Time to Trial, Favorable Courts & Other Litigation Trends," Crowell & Moring's Litigation Forecast 2019
(January 9, 2019).
Author: Keith Harrison.
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"Jurisdictional Analysis – Time to Trial, Favorable Courts & Other Litigation Trends," Crowell & Moring's Litigation Forecast 2018
(January 2018).
Author: Keith Harrison.
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"Jurisdictional Analysis – Time to Trial, Favorable Courts & Other Litigation Trends," Crowell & Moring's Litigation Forecast 2017
(January 2017).
Contributor: Keith Harrison.
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"California State Whistleblower Claim Nets $30 Million Anti-Kickback Settlement from Life Sciences Company," Crowell & Moring's Whistleblower Watch
(July 25, 2016).
Authors: Keith Harrison and Jason M. Crawford.
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"Don't Hold Back: The FTC Attacks Endo for Agreeing to Delay Launch of an Authorized Generic," Bloomberg BNA's Pharmaceutical Law & Industry Report
(May 13, 2016).
Authors: Keith J. Harrison, James K. Stronski, Olivier N. Antoine, Astor Heaven, and Anne Elise Herold Li.
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"Jurisdictional Analysis - Time to Trial, Favorable Courts & Other Litigation Trends," Crowell & Moring's Litigation Forecast 2016
(January 2016).
Author: Keith Harrison.
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"Analyzing Data Trends To Shape Complex Litigation Strategy," Law360
(May 28, 2015).
Authors: Keith J. Harrison and Elizabeth A. Figueira.
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"Litigation Forecast 2015: What Corporate Counsel Need to Know for the Coming Year," a Crowell & Moring LLP publication
(January 2015).
Contributor.
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"Litigation Forecast 2014: What Corporate Counsel Need to Know for the Coming Year," a Crowell & Moring LLP publication
(January 2014).
Contributor.
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"A Comparative Analysis of the United States Biosimilar Pathway," American Health Lawyers Association
(July 2010).
Author: Keith J. Harrison.
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"International Arbitration In The Middle East: A Case Study of Qatar," The International Dispute Resolution News, Vol. 1, No. 1
(Fall 2009).
Authors: Meriam N. Alrashid, Keith J. Harrison, Brian E. Abrams, and Jonas B. Lerman.
Client Alerts & Newsletters
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"DOJ's Dilemma: Granston Motions are on the Rise… But Not Always Met with Swift Justice,"
(July 12, 2019).
Contacts: John T. Brennan Jr., Jason M. Crawford, Keith J. Harrison
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"DOJ Moves to Dismiss Ten Kickback-Related False Claims Act Complaints Against Pharmaceutical Companies,"
False Claims Bullet Points
(December 21, 2018).
Contacts: Jason M. Crawford, Keith J. Harrison, David W. O'Brien
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"Dancing Doesn’t Matter – Federal Circuit Said Biosimilar Companies Must Wait 180 Days,"
IP Insights
(July 11, 2016).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, James K. Stronski, Anne Elise Herold Li, Alex Rosen
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"Don’t Hold Back: The FTC Attacks Endo for Agreeing to Delay Launch of an Authorized Generic,"
Antitrust Law Alert
(March 31, 2016).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, James K. Stronski, Olivier N. Antoine, Astor Heaven, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"First Circuit Joins Third Circuit in Holding That FTC v. Actavis Applies to Non-Cash Payments,"
Antitrust Law Alert
(February 24, 2016).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Jordan Ludwig
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"Sandoz Launches First U.S. Biosimilar,"
Life Sciences Alert
(September 4, 2015).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Terry Rea, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"Biosimilars: If You Don’t Dance the Patent Dance, You Have to Wait Until the FDA Approves Your Moves,"
Life Sciences Alert
(July 23, 2015).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Terry Rea, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"Third Circuit Rules That FTC v. Actavis Covers More Than Cash,"
Antitrust Law Alert
(July 2, 2015).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Astor Heaven, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"FTC Continues Hard Line Against Reverse Payment Patent Settlements in the Pharmaceutical Sector,"
Antitrust Law Alert
(June 2, 2015).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Lisa Kimmel, Ph.D., Astor Heaven, Ali Tehrani
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"CA Supreme Court Fashions 'Structural' Rule of Reason Analysis for Pay-for-Delay Settlement Agreements,"
Antitrust Law Alert
(May 12, 2015).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Astor Heaven, Lisa Kimmel, Ph.D.
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"Federal Circuit Stops the Launch of the First U.S. Biosimilar Pending Appeal,"
Life Sciences Alert
(May 8, 2015).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"District Court's Decision Paves the Way for the First U.S. Biosimilar,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 23, 2015).
Contacts: Terry Rea, Keith J. Harrison, James K. Stronski, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"Three Take-Aways from Novartis' Historic First U.S. Biosimilar Approval,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 11, 2015).
Contacts: Terry Rea, Keith J. Harrison, James K. Stronski, Anne Elise Herold Li
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"NJ Federal Court Says Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Can Agree to Keep Generics Off The Market Without Antitrust Scrutiny If No Cash Changes Hands,"
Advertising & State AG Alert
(January 29, 2014).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"Retractable Technologies v. Becton Dickinson & CO,"
Advertising & State AG Alert
(October 24, 2013).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"What Does FTC v. Actavis Inc. Mean for Hatch-Waxman Litigation?,"
Life Sciences Alert
(June 21, 2013).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"Virginia Becomes First State to Limit Substitution of Biosimilar Drugs,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 28, 2013).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"Congressional Report Critical of FDA Enforcement Protocol,"
Life Sciences Alert
(June 20, 2012).
Contacts: John Fuson, Keith J. Harrison
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"Texas Supreme Court Recognizes "Learned Intermediary" Prescription Drug Defense,"
Life Sciences Alert
(June 13, 2012).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"Finally—A Regulatory Pathway for Biosimilars in the United States,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 26, 2010).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Kristof Roox
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"Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Industries are The Top Targets for Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ("FCPA") Enforcement,"
Life Sciences Alert
(November 18, 2009).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Stephen M. Byers, Alan W. H. Gourley
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"The Generic Biologics Debate Heats Up With Introduction of Rival House Bill,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 24, 2009).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"House Introduces Legislation On Generic Biologics Approval Process,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 12, 2009).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"The Obama Administration Stakes Out Positions on Generic Biologics, Hatch-Waxman Settlements and Evergreening in Its First Budget,"
Life Sciences Alert
(March 4, 2009).
Contact: Keith J. Harrison
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"Federal Circuit Affirms Extension of The 30 Month Hatch-Waxman Stay Preventing FDA Approval of Generic Version of Evista,"
IP Insights
(February 27, 2009).
Contacts: Keith J. Harrison, Mark Supko
Press Coverage
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Crowell & Moring Continues 15-Year Fight for Pro Bono Client After Supreme Court Denies Case
March 13, 2023 — The American Lawyer
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Torres: Arguing for Crosley Green to remain free is easy | Opinion
March 6, 2023 — Florida Today
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Decision Could Return Man To Prison In 1989 Brevard County Murder
February 28, 2023 — Orlando Sentinel
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Supreme Court Denies Crosley Green Petition, Now He Hopes for Clemency From DeSantis After 34 Years in Prison
February 28, 2023 — Inside Edition
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge to Florida Murder Conviction
February 27, 2023 — Bloomberg Law
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U.S. Supreme Court Denies Crosley Green
February 27, 2023 — Florida Today
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Torres: Time For Florida's Law And Order Governor To Live Up To His Billing
February 27, 2023 — Florida Today
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DeSantis Clemency Only Option For Ex-Death Row Inmate After Supreme Court Denial
February 27, 2023 — Washington Examiner
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Attorney Tries To Bend The Arc Toward Justice In Florida Killing
February 1, 2023 — Bloomberg Law
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Crowell & Moring Pro Bono Team Asks Supreme Court To Uphold Ruling That Promised New Trial In 1989 Murder Case
January 25, 2023 — The American Lawyer
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Torres: Crosley Green's Hope Goes To The U.S. Supreme Court
January 20, 2023 — Florida Today
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Crowell & Moring Takes Murder Conviction Fight To Justices
January 20, 2023 — Law360
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Crosley Green's Freedom Uncertain After 11th Circuit Affirms Prosecutors Can Withhold Inadmissible, Exculpatory Evidence
September 29, 2022 — Daily Business Review
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Torres: Nearly Out Of Options, An Extraordinary Man Continues To Believe In Justice | Opinion
September 27, 2022 — Florida Today
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Clemency Or Supreme Court May Be Green's Only Hope; Freed For 18 Months, He May Go Back To Prison
September 26, 2022 — Florida Today
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Crowell & Moring Hires Complex Litigation Partner In DC
August 22, 2022 — Law360
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Crowell Deepens DC Class-Actions Strengths
August 18, 2022 — Commercial Dispute Resolution
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Crowell Boosts Commercial Class Action And Financial Services Bench
August 17, 2022 — The National Law Journal
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Crowell & Moring Adds Stein Mitchell Health Care Litigator
June 23, 2022 — Law360
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Editorial: 11th Circuit Court's Ruling Gives Too Much Power To Prosecutors
May 17, 2022 — Florida Today
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Man Released After Serving 32 Years Behind Bars May Go Back to Prison
May 6, 2022 — Law&Crime: Brian Ross Investigation
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Florida Man Could Be Sent Back To Prison After Conviction Reversal
May 5, 2022 — Washington Times
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Crowell & Moring's 14-Year Fight To Free Crosley Green Hinges On 11th Circuit Appeal
May 4, 2022 — The American Lawyer
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Ex-Death Row Inmate Tries To Stop Prison Return Through Appeals Court Judgment
May 2, 2022 — Washington Examiner
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‘Travesty of Justice’: Florida Black Man Freed After 32 Years May Have to Return To Prison After Court Reverses Ruling Overturning His Conviction
May 2, 2022 — Atlanta Black Star
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Crosley Green And His Lawyers To Outline Plan For His Freedom This Afternoon
April 27, 2022 — Florida Today
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A Federal Appeals Court Says Crosley Green's Disputed Murder Conviction Can Stand, But The 64-year-Old Has No Intention Of Giving Up The Fight
April 27, 2022 — CNN
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A Brevard Man Spent 32 Years Behind Bars. Now A Deadline Looms That Could Send Him Back To Prison
April 27, 2022 — WESH 2-NBC
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Attorney: 'The State Cheated To Convict Crosley Green' In Titusville Murder Case
April 27, 2022 — Florida Today
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Black Fla. Man Fights To Stay Out Of Prison, Mpls PD's Race-Based Policing, Twitter & Free Speech (Webcast)
April 27, 2022 — Roland Martin Unfiltered
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Man Who Had Murder Conviction Overturned May Have To Go Back To Prison
April 26, 2022 — CBS News
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Space Tourists, Manatee Deaths, Return of Cruises and Mask Debates Highlight the Year That Was
December 26, 2021 — Florida Today
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Torres: For Crosley Green And His Family, A Christmas Long In The Making
December 22, 2021 — Florida Today
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A Federal Judge Ruled Three Years Ago Crosley Green's Murder Conviction Couldn't Stand. Green Still Isn't Free
June 6, 2021 — CNN
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The Big Law Death Row Success Story of Crosley Green
May 7, 2021 — LawFuel
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Knowing The Fight Is Not Yet Finished, Crosley Green Adjusts To Life And Freedom
April 21, 2021 — Florida Today
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Judge Rules Crosley Green Was Wrongfully Convicted – Is He Out Of Prison For Good? (video clip)
April 18, 2021 — CBS 48 Hours
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Crosley Green Comes Home
April 17, 2021 — CBS “48 Hours”
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A Two-Week Mega-Dose of Litigator Of The Week Runners-Up And Shout Outs
April 16, 2021 — The AMLaw Litigation Daily
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Man Freed After Nearly 32 Years In Prison Craves One Treat: Strawberry Ice Cream
April 16, 2021 — CBS 48 Hours
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How Pro Bono Litigators Got Crosley Green Out Of Prison
April 15, 2021 — Daily Business Review (Law.com)
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Former Florida Death-Row Prisoner With Innocence Claim Released Pending Outcome Of Federal Appeal
April 10, 2021 — Death Penalty News
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Former Death Row Inmate Thanks God And His Lawyers For His Release After 30-Plus Years In Prison
April 9, 2021 — ABA Journal
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Florida Man Freed From Death Row After 30 Years In Prison: Report
April 8, 2021 — Orlando Sentinel
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Crosley Green Thanks God And Legal Team For His Tentative Freedom
April 8, 2021 — Florida Today
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Crosley Green To Be Released From Prison
April 7, 2021 — Florida Today
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Torres: Inmate With Health Problems Remains In Prison 32 Months After Conviction Was Overturned
March 24, 2021 — Florida Today
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Biden DOJ Pick Aims to Revitalize Civil Rights Office Post-Trump
February 19, 2021 — Bloomberg Law
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Crosley Green Must Remain In Prison -- Despite Pandemic-While He Waits For Appellate Ruling
September 21, 2020 — Florida Today
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Crosley Green: A white Man Is Murdered, A Black Man Is Accused. Something Doesn't Add Up. (series)
September 16, 2020 — Florida Today
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Crosley Green's Decadeslong Fight To Prove Innocence Complicated By COVID-19 (video clip)
August 10, 2020 — CBS This Morning
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Crosley Green's Hard Time (video)
April 18, 2020 — CBS News' "48 Hours"
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11th Circ. Says Ala. Can't Escape Voting Rights Act Suit
February 4, 2020 — Law360
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Minority Business Leader Awards: Keith Harrison (video)
March 28, 2019 — Washington Business Journal
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Convicted Killer Crosley Green Will Remain In Prison...For Now
January 10, 2019 — Florida Today
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Lawyers Want Crosley Green Freed While The State Appeals New Trial Decision
December 12, 2018 — Florida Today
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For Crosley Green, An Appeal Of Actual Innocence
September 5, 2018 — Florida Today
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Crosley Green Murder Conviction Just Another Tainted Case By The State
November 10, 2017 — Florida Today
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A Glimmer Of Hope In Crosley Green's Appeal Of His Murder Comnviction
November 8, 2017 — Florida Today
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Case of Crosley Green: Was An Innocent Man Convicted of Murder 25 Years Ago?
November 6, 2017 — Florida Today
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Life Sciences Cases to Watch In 2015
January 2, 2015 — Law360
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Q&A: Jeffrey Pagano
October 25, 2013 — New York Law Journal
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Washington Litigation Departments of the Year: Crowell & Moring General Civil Litigation
June 24, 2013 — National Law Journal
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FCPA Powerhouse: Crowell & Moring
May 29, 2013 — Law360
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Conferences: Planning, Coordination, Consistency Urged In Talks Geared to Business and Its Counsel
March 25, 2013 — Bloomberg BNA Product Safety & Liability Reporter
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Convicted Killer Crosley Green in Search of Redemption: Firm Asks for Retrial in Brevard Man's 1989 Case
July 31, 2011 — Florida Today
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For Crosley Green and His Family, A Christmas Long in the Making
— Florida Today
Firm News & Announcements
| February 21, 2023 |
Support for Vindicating Constitutional Rights of Wrongfully Convicted, Innocent Man Grows; Legal Groups to File Amicus Briefs in U.S. Supreme Court |
| September 23, 2022 |
Crowell & Moring Pro Bono Client Crosley Green Denied Re-Hearing by Appellate Court |
| August 17, 2022 |
Commercial Class Action Litigation Partner Mohamed Awan Joins Crowell & Moring |
| April 27, 2022 |
Press Conference (Live Streaming): Crosley Green and Lawyers Seek Justice as Deadline Looms for 11th Circuit Decision |
| November 11, 2021 |
CBS “48 Hours” Episode on Crosley Green Nominated for National Association of Black Journalists’ Salute to Excellence Award |
| April 8, 2021 |
Crowell & Moring Client Crosley Green Freed from Prison |
| March 24, 2021 |
Lawyers for Crosley Green Ask Federal Court to Release Him Due to COVID-19 Risks |
| January 8, 2021 |
Law Firms Unite to Defend Constitutional Democracy |
| January 7, 2021 |
In Defense of Constitutional Democracy |
| May 6, 2020 |
The National Law Journal Names Crowell & Moring to 2020 Pro Bono Hot List |
| April 20, 2020 |
CBS "48 Hours" Features Crowell & Moring Client Crosley Green’s Fight for Freedom |
| April 16, 2020 |
CBS "48 Hours" to Feature Crowell & Moring Client Crosley Green’s Fight for Freedom |
| September 20, 2019 |
Super Lawyers Recognizes 82 Crowell & Moring Lawyers Across United States |
| March 29, 2019 |
Crowell & Moring’s Keith Harrison Named a Washington Business Journal Minority Business Leader |
| October 15, 2018 |
Super Lawyers Recognizes 82 Crowell & Moring Lawyers Across United States |
| July 20, 2018 |
Federal Judge Declares: Grant New Trial to Crowell & Moring Client Crosley Green or Set Him Free |
| October 31, 2017 |
Super Lawyers Recognizes 79 Crowell & Moring Lawyers Across United States |
| August 7, 2017 |
Two East Asia Companies Dismiss Lawsuit against FBI |
| November 30, 2016 |
Super Lawyers Recognizes 71 Crowell & Moring Lawyers Across United States |
| September 7, 2016 |
Crowell & Moring Pro Bono: Lawyers’ Committee Files Federal Voting Rights Lawsuit Challenging Discriminatory Method of Electing Judges to Highest Courts in State of Alabama |
| October 27, 2015 |
Super Lawyers Recognizes 90 Crowell & Moring Attorneys |
| June 2, 2015 |
CBS "48 Hours" Features Crowell & Moring Pro Bono Client Crosley Green |
| January 22, 2015 |
Crowell & Moring's Antitrust Group Featured in Global Competition Review's 15th Edition "GCR 100" |
| January 13, 2015 |
Crowell & Moring Releases Third Annual Litigation Forecast Report and Inaugural Regulatory Forecast |
| September 30, 2014 |
Super Lawyers 2014 Recognizes 90 Crowell & Moring Attorneys |
| February 28, 2014 |
Former Florida Death Row Inmate Crosley Green Asks Orlando Federal Court to Overturn His Conviction: Crowell & Moring Files Habeas Corpus |
| September 1, 2013 |
Super Lawyers 2013 Recognizes 64 Crowell & Moring Attorneys |
| June 24, 2013 |
Crowell & Moring Recognized by National Law Journal as Washington, D.C. "General Civil Litigation" Department of the Year |
| July 9, 2010 |
Former Florida Death Row Inmate Crosley Green Petitions For New Trial |
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Editorial: 11th Circuit Court's ruling gives too much power to prosecutors |