Jets’ Brandin Echols’ one-game suspension may stem from 2022 crash
Commercial Litigation
Crisis Management
Mr. Echols is not alleged to have been driving under the influence of any substances and there are no claims that Mr. Echols intended to hurt anyone, [Mitch] Schuster told the Daily Record in a March statement. “Mr. Echols is deeply saddened that Mr. Gilberg suffered injuries as a result of the accident and wishes Mr. Gilberg a full and speedy recovery.”
Attorneys Involved:
Mitchell Schuster
Administrative Partner, Partner
Practice Area:
Crisis Management
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Commercial Litigation
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Taxation & Estates
Office: New York
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