Sprung
Press Coverage | 01.01.07
On December 21, 2006, Environmental & Natural Resources Group partner Tim Means received a call from the Department of Justice, informing him that President George W. Bush granted a pardon for Crowell & Moring pro bono client Phillip Emmert. Emmert, who after successfully recovering from nearly a lifetime of drug addiction, is able to return from prison to his paralyzed wife and daughter. Motivated by the need to take care of his wife and daughter, he entered a drug treatment program, became a licensed minister, and began volunteering at a hospice to console the dying.
Insights
Press Coverage | 10.22.26
AI Deal Frenzy Sees VCs Back the Same Startup at Distinct Values
Press Coverage | 10.22.26
Crowell & Moring Adds DOJ Health Care Litigator Jeff McSorley
Press Coverage | 10.22.26
Crowell & Moring Adds Former DOJ Litigator Jeff McSorley as Health Care Partner in Washington, D.C.
Press Coverage | 10.21.26
Wake Up Call: Sullivan Eyes Pricey Space to Bolster UK Presence
