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National Rifle Association of America v. Lockton Affinity Series of Lockton Affinity, LLC et al
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September 13, 2018
NRA Atty Booted From Va. Case For Not Disclosing Sanction
Arguments by a National Rifle Association lawyer that his failure to include on a pro hac vice application a well-publicized sanction for trying to taint a Texas jury pool was an honest mistake came to naught Thursday when a Virginia federal judge revoked his permission to practice in the court.
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August 15, 2018
NRA Atty Faces Scrutiny After Not Disclosing Sanction
National Rifle Association lawyers will have to answer for the accuracy of a well-known Texas litigator's application to represent it in a dispute with an insurance broker in Virginia federal court, where a judge ordered a hearing on the submission after learning that it didn't mention a past sanction for allegedly trying to influence potential jurors.