Representative clients in this category include:

Roger Clemens

We represent Roger Clemens for purposes of the Congressional hearings and litigation that have arisen from the Mitchell Report's allegations of performance-enhancing substance abuse in major league baseball. The seven-time Cy Young Award winner was named in the report, based solely on the contentions of his former trainer, Brian McNamee. Mr. Clemens has repeatedly and consistently denied these charges and has presented credible evidence of the honesty, integrity, and hard work that have made his historic career possible. In addition to representing the baseball legend in Congressional hearings, we also represent Clemens in an independent investigation, a civil defamation suit against his accuser, and a Department of Justice criminal investigation stemming from the House Oversight Committee's referral for possible perjury.

Calvin Murphy

The former member of the Houston Rockets and member of the NBA Hall of Fame was charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and three counts of indecency with a child. The charges arose when five of Murphy's adult daughters claimed that he molested them when they were young children. Murphy alleged that his accusers were motivated by money. After a five-week jury trial, the jury acquitted Murphy on all counts in a little over two hours.

Warren Moon

Former Houston Oilers quarterback and then Minnesota Vikings quarterback Warren Moon was charged with assaulting his wife Felicia during a domestic argument.

Though Mrs. Moon did not want to press charges, the state insisted on pursuing criminal charges and the case was tried for eight days before a Fort Bend County jury. The jury found Moon not guilty in less than 30 minutes.

Steve Francis

Houston Rockets basketball player Steve Francis was charged with driving while intoxicated in Houston. Francis was found not guilty at trial.

Rudy Tomjanovich

Houston Rockets basketball head coach Rudy Tomjanovich was charged with driving while intoxicated in a Houston suburb. The case was dismissed four days after having been filed.

Wade Boggs

Professional baseball player Wade Boggs was sued for simple assault by a flight attendant on an airplane chartered by the New York Yankees. After a two-day civil trial, the jury sided with Boggs in four minutes.

Other Representative Clients

Scottie Pippen

Eddie Griffin

Roy Tarpley

Rafer Alston