Karen Read's acquittal last month was three years, two trials, and millions of dollars in legal fees in the making.

High-profile defense attorney Alan Jackson opened up about all things Karen Read in a new interview with Vanity Fair ...

Alan Jackson told the magazine that his firm would’ve billed a combined $10 million for both trials. Read's financial ...

In the weeks since Karen Read was acquitted by a jury of the most serious charges against her in the death of her boyfriend, ...

When Alan Jackson walked into the Dedham, Massachusetts, courtroom two weeks ago to learn the verdict of Karen Read’s second murder trial, he was “supremely confident” his client would be ...

I mean, do I have a theory? Sure, I have a theory,” Jackson replied when asked what he believes happened to John O’Keefe. The ...

4. Alan Jackson lays out his argument to the reporter about how Judge Cannone declared a mistrial - and leaves out some important details. "On July 1, Cannone read the jury's note aloud, which ...

The Vanity Fair reporter called special prosecutor Hank Brennan "a match" for Defense Attorney Alan Jackson. The reporter interviewed special prosecutor Hank Brennan's former partner, J.W. Carney.

Karen Read owes more than $5 million in legal fees, debt that will continue to climb with the anticipated retrial in late January, but the defendant says she’s “not backing down now.” ...

The second installment of Vanity Fair’s profile is scheduled to publish Wednesday.Here’s what we learned from Part 1: Karen Read keeps a go bag handy in case she’s arrested again. Read, 44 ...