Federal Jury Delivers Mixed Verdict in Legal Battle Involving Proud Boys Attorney Over Copyright and Fees

A verdict rendered by a Washington, D.C., federal jury on Tuesday has resolved part of a legal dispute involving a lawyer who represented a member of the Proud Boys involved in the Capitol attack. The jury found in favor of the attorney, dismissing allegations that he had infringed the copyright of a Texas-based researcher. However, the court determined that the lawyer is obligated to pay the researcher $77,000 due to unpaid fees for services rendered. For further details, the original article can be accessed here.