Alan Jackson

A judge issued media coverage rules for an upcoming hearing regarding Nick Reiner’s bid for access to a $1.5 million trust fund meant to help pay for his defense. Judge Ruben Garcia banned photography and recording in the courtroom, allowing laptops only for note-taking. The funds are related to charges stemming from the deaths of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and photographer Michele Reiner.

Nashville's Pride Festival and Alan Jackson's concert at Nissan Stadium face risks from dangerous heat and strong thunderstorms this weekend. Excessive heat with a heat index exceeding 100° and potential storms with torrential rain, gusty winds, and lightning could impact event safety.

Nick Reiner, son of Rob and Michele Singer Reiner, seeks access to trust funds established by his parents to defend himself against murder charges. Trustees have denied him the money, claiming legal justification, despite his not guilty plea and need for resources for his defense.

Alan Jackson, Nick Reiner's former attorney, abruptly quit the criminal case the day of Reiner's initial arraignment hearing in January. Jackson has now explained the reason for his sudden departure from the murder case.

Alan Jackson, Nick Reiner's former attorney, abruptly quit the criminal case on the day of Nick's initial arraignment hearing in January.

Karen Read, along with attorneys Alan Jackson and Charles Waters, filed a lawsuit against Massachusetts State and Canton police, accusing them of creating a culture of bias and corruption. The lawsuit was announced one year after a jury acquitted Read of murdering her police officer boyfriend, John O’Keefe.