For Read, last month's acquittal was a moment three years, two trials, and millions of dollars in the making — after all, ...

Alan Jackson told the magazine that his firm would’ve billed a combined $10 million for both trials. Read's financial ...

In the weeks since Karen Read was acquitted by a jury of the most serious charges against her in the death of her boyfriend, ...

High-profile defense attorney Alan Jackson opened up about all things Karen Read in a new interview with Vanity Fair ...

Alan Jackson takes VF behind-the-scenes of the trial, from the not-guilty verdict to his withering cross-examinations, to what comes next for his client.

Alan Jackson, Karen Read's lead defense attorney, thinks Massachusetts will forever be changed by the trial. Angelina ...

For her Vanity Fair profile, Karen Read weighed in on her relationship with John O'Keefe, her murder trial, and why she won't "plea out." ...

The second part of Vanity Fair's interview with Karen Read is longer and far more detailed than the first .

Four years later, prior to the beginning of this trial, Diamond, who had since failed the bar exam and begun writing crime scripts for television, phoned Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson, the ...

The Vanity Fair reporter called special prosecutor Hank Brennan "a match" for Defense Attorney Alan Jackson. The reporter interviewed special prosecutor Hank Brennan's former partner, J.W. Carney.

Karen Read owes more than $5 million in legal fees, debt that will continue to climb with the anticipated retrial in late January, but the defendant says she’s “not backing down now.” ...

An allegation that former President Bill Clinton “threatened” Vanity Fair magazine to kill articles about sex trafficking allegations involving Jeffrey Epstein highlighted a second tranche of ...