
Biglaw Firm Does Good In A Big Way: Gibson Dunn Secures Major Win For George Floyd Protester Injured By LAPD Officer
This is the first time a verdict has been secured against the LAPD arising from the George Floyd protests.
This is the first time a verdict has been secured against the LAPD arising from the George Floyd protests.
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