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courts-and-crime10 hours ago

Confidentiality Forces Ex-Lawyer to Quit Nick Reiner Case

Alan Jackson, Nick Reiner’s defense attorney, says he had to withdraw from the first-degree murder case due to legal and ethical restrictions and will not discuss the reasons or retainer; he indicated circumstances beyond both his and Reiner’s control forced the split, and he maintains that Reiner is not guilty of murder under California law. The case follows the Los Angeles killings of Rob and Michele Reiner and Nick’s initial murder charge, tied to an incident at Conan O’Brien’s home the night prior.

crime17 hours ago

Ex-Lawyer’s Abrupt Exit Shrouds Nick Reiner Case

Defense attorney Alan Jackson stepped down from Nick Reiner’s first-degree murder case, saying only that “circumstances beyond our control” forced the withdrawal and that legal/ethical restrictions prevent him from explaining more. He also suggested there were factors affecting both his and Nick Reiner’s ability to continue representation, declined to comment on retainer/money issues, and reiterated his belief that Nick Reiner is not guilty of murder. The case concerns the death of Reiner’s parents in Los Angeles, with prosecutors charging Nick with first-degree murder after their killings; a Reiner family spokesperson emphasized trust in the legal process.

crime19 hours ago

Ex-lawyer stays vocal in defense of Nick Reiner as murder case unfolds

Nick Reiner’s former attorney Alan Jackson says he will continue to defend him in public discourse and push for the most robust defense in the two-count first-degree murder case over the December killings of his parents; Jackson withdrew from the case before the Jan. 7 arraignment, noting that he cannot disclose reasons for withdrawal, while the public defender’s office will handle the defense going forward. Reiner reportedly has a history of substance abuse and schizoaffective disorder.

entertainment22 hours ago

Alan Jackson: 'Something Happened' Led to Withdrawal From Nick Reiner Case

Hollywood power lawyer Alan Jackson says on the Hot Mics With Billy Bush podcast that he cannot explain why he abruptly withdrew from Nick Reiner’s murder case due to legal and ethical restrictions. Reiner is now represented by a public defender, with a Feb. 23 arraignment scheduled. Prosecutors allege Reiner killed his parents in December 2025; Jackson’s Jan. 7 remarks cited circumstances beyond his control and confidentiality, while he declined to speculate about money or other reasons.

crime1 day ago

Ex-Lawyer Cites Confidentiality in Nick Reiner Case After Quitting

Nick Reiner’s former lawyer, Alan Jackson, says he quit the case citing confidential information and won’t comment on his client’s guilt, stressing his commitment to Nick’s constitutional defense. Reiner was arrested after his parents’ murder in December 2025 and faces two counts of murder with a multiple-murder special circumstance, held without bail with potential life in prison or the death penalty if convicted. Jackson says he joined the case immediately after the news broke and declined to discuss retainer details.

crime6 days ago

Nick Reiner's Family and Lawyer Withdraw Amid Murder Case Controversy

Nick Reiner's family has cut him off due to his erratic and threatening behavior while in custody for the alleged murder of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. His defense attorney withdrew citing his uncooperative behavior, and Reiner is expected to plead insanity, though proving this will be challenging given his actions and mental health diagnosis of schizophrenia.

crime8 days ago

Nick Reiner to face court over parents' murder, removed from suicide watch

Nick Reiner, son of Rob Reiner, is scheduled for arraignment on two counts of first-degree murder for the killing of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, in Los Angeles. He has been in custody since last month, with authorities alleging he fatally stabbed his parents. Reiner has a history of mental health issues and addiction, and his case has garnered significant media attention and public concern. If convicted, he faces the death penalty or life imprisonment.