Alberto Alvarez, one of the late Michael Jackson's bodyguards, will testify on behalf of the prosecution today at the hearing against Dr Conrad Murray.
It is alleged that Dr Murray ordered Mr Alvarez to conceal syringes and other items before calling 911.
Michael Jackson's Trials
Michael Jackson's Trials
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The Ongoing Trials of The Late Michael Jackson
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
Conrad Murray In Court Today
Dr Conrad Murray, the physician of the late Michael Jackson, will appear in a Los Angeles court today for a preliminary hearing (expected to last two weeks) presided over by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor to determine if there is enough evidence to hold a full trial of Dr Murray over allegations of involuntary manslaughter.
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Refiled
The late Michael Jackson's father, Joe Jackson, has refiled a wrongful death lawsuit against Dr Conrad Murray who is charged over his son's death.
Joe Jackson has also added the Las Vegas pharmacy that sold Dr Murray the anaesthetic blamed for the death to the law suit.
Joe Jackson has also added the Las Vegas pharmacy that sold Dr Murray the anaesthetic blamed for the death to the law suit.
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Judge Nixes Joe's Death Suit
US District Judge John F. Walter has refused to hear the wrongful death lawsuit filed by Michael Jackson's father (Joe), and noted that Joe would not be likely to collect tens of millions of dollars in damages.
The case will be refiled in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The case will be refiled in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Jackson Tops The Rich List
The late Michael Jackson has come top of the Forbes' Top-Earning Dead Celebrities list.
He earned $275M last year, more than the other 12 dead celebrities on the list combined. Additionally, Jackson has out earned all living "celebrities" with the exception of Oprah Winfrey.
The question is, what possible use is all this money to him now?
He earned $275M last year, more than the other 12 dead celebrities on the list combined. Additionally, Jackson has out earned all living "celebrities" with the exception of Oprah Winfrey.
The question is, what possible use is all this money to him now?
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Money, Money, Money
The media reports that Joe Jackson (the late Michael Jackson's father) is seeking between $10M-$500M from Dr Conrad Murray via a wrongful death lawsuit.
Will that money bring Jackson's son back?
Will that money bring Jackson's son back?
Friday, October 01, 2010
Another Day, Another Lawsuit
Now, in death, the late Michael Jackson has become a wealthy man again he (or rather his estate's money) is much in demand.
Dr Tohme Tohme, Michael Jackson's last business manager, has filed a lawsuit in LA seeking at least $2.3M from Jackson's estate.
He claims that he is entitled to revenue from various posthumous deals, including last year's "This Is It" documentary.
The case is scheduled for a court hearing on 7 October.
As ever, the legal profession is making a very comfortable living out of all of this.
Dr Tohme Tohme, Michael Jackson's last business manager, has filed a lawsuit in LA seeking at least $2.3M from Jackson's estate.
He claims that he is entitled to revenue from various posthumous deals, including last year's "This Is It" documentary.
The case is scheduled for a court hearing on 7 October.
As ever, the legal profession is making a very comfortable living out of all of this.
Monday, September 27, 2010
More Money
The media report that Katherine Jackson, Michael Jackson's mother, has asked the court to increase her monthly allowance of $26K from the late Michael Jackson's estate.
Apparently she is having trouble making ends meet.
Apparently she is having trouble making ends meet.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Prince and Paris To Bear Witness?
The media report that Dr Conrad Murray's defence team are considering calling Paris and Prince (two of the late Michael Jackson's children) to testify at Dr Murray's manslaughter trial.
The "game plan", according to the media, being that the defence will argue that Jackson was already an addict, and that the children will testify that they often saw their father "under the influence".
I am not quite sure how claiming that Jackson was already addicted helps Dr Murray.
The "game plan", according to the media, being that the defence will argue that Jackson was already an addict, and that the children will testify that they often saw their father "under the influence".
I am not quite sure how claiming that Jackson was already addicted helps Dr Murray.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Katherine Jackson Sues AEG
The late Michael Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, is suing AEG Live group (the organisers of the London concert that Jackson was preparing for).
Mrs Jackson accuses AEG of negligence, breach of contract and fraud, and of putting the prospect of "massive profits" ahead of her son's health and safety.
As to whether this, or any of the other lawsuits etc flying around, actually gets anywhere who knows?
However, one thing is for sure, the legal profession is making a very nice living out of the late Michael Jackson and his legacy.
Mrs Jackson accuses AEG of negligence, breach of contract and fraud, and of putting the prospect of "massive profits" ahead of her son's health and safety.
As to whether this, or any of the other lawsuits etc flying around, actually gets anywhere who knows?
However, one thing is for sure, the legal profession is making a very nice living out of the late Michael Jackson and his legacy.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Preliminary Hearing
Dr Conrad Murray, the doctor to the late Michael Jackson who is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter over his death, will face a preliminary hearing scheduled for January 4 2011.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor will hear evidence from the prosecutors, then decide whether to send Murray to full trial.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor will hear evidence from the prosecutors, then decide whether to send Murray to full trial.
Friday, August 20, 2010
$300M Lawsuit Dismissed
US District Judge Harold Baer Jr. has dismissed a $300M lawsuit by AllGood Entertainment Inc, a concert promoter, against the late Michael Jackson over a failed reunion concert.
Judge Baer cited a lack of evidence that the Jackson or his family were under a binding agreement to perform at a reunion concert.
AllGood Entertainment Inc originally sued Jackson for $40M on June 10 2009, before Jackson died, they then later filed a creditor's claim with Jackson's estate, claiming the potential value of the lawsuit was at least $300M.
Inflation or what?
Judge Baer cited a lack of evidence that the Jackson or his family were under a binding agreement to perform at a reunion concert.
AllGood Entertainment Inc originally sued Jackson for $40M on June 10 2009, before Jackson died, they then later filed a creditor's claim with Jackson's estate, claiming the potential value of the lawsuit was at least $300M.
Inflation or what?
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