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How Four Judges Kept Romance Allegations Quiet for Two Years

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By James Nani Verified, Ronnie Greene Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Michael Van Deelen had been waiting nearly eight months for a hearing before Houston Judge David R. Jones when he opened his Spring, Texas, mailbox and found what he would call “a most disturbing communication.” Inside was an anonymous letter claiming Jones and lawyer Elizabeth Freeman were in a relationship and that her law firm, Jackson Walker, had gotten favorable treatment because of it.
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Sex and Secrets Trigger Downfall of Star Texas Bankruptcy Judge

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By James Nani Verified, Ronnie Greene Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
At “Meatfest,” the judge and the lawyers were all smiles. Judge David R. Jones, who had worked for years to make Houston a destination for high-dollar bankruptcy litigation, can be seen in an October 2022 photo huddled at the barbecue with local attorneys who brought cases before him and also formed a cooking crew. Among them is Elizabeth Freeman, who had known Jones for years, clerked for him—and had an intimate relationship with him.
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Guardians’ Dark Side: Lax Rules Open the Vulnerable to Abuse

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By Ronnie Greene Verified, Holly Barker Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
A Bloomberg Law investigation found the US guardianship industry in peril. The arrangements often are dogged by ripe greed, scant scrutiny, scattershot rules, and flimsy protections for the vulnerable people put under court-ordered control. Read the full investigation: Guardians’ Dark Side: Lax Rules Open the Vulnerable to Abuse. It’s big business, with guardians managing an estimated $50 billion-plus in assets.
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