Small Business Justice – Securing What’s Owed
A small business owner completed repairs and painting jobs for a larger company but was denied payment for the services already completed.
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Veteran Advocacy – From Crisis to Healing
In Tennessee, a decorated Black Hawk pilot and veteran faced multiple legal challenges following a severe mental health crisis. JFAI attorneys worked with the veterans court system to address the underlying issues, resolve the legal matters, and connect him with support services.
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Wrongful Conviction – A Farmer’s Fight for Truth
In rural Iowa, a lifelong farmer and devoted father of three was convicted of a purported “crime” that evidence now proves never happened. Expert analysis retained by JFAI demonstrated that the death in question was not a homicide, but a tragic farm accident.
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Justice For All Institute named 2024 Attorney for Justice by Tennessee Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court and the Access to Justice Commission are pleased to honor you for the third year in a row as a 2024 Attorney for Justice for reporting at least 50 hours of pro bono service in 2024. Thank you for your dedication to the legal profession and your service to the citizens of Tennessee.
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Justice For All Institute named 2023 Attorney for Justice by Tennessee Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court and the Access to Justice Commission are pleased to honor you as a 2023 Attorney for Justice. Thank you for your dedication to the legal profession and your service to the citizens of Tennessee. We want to publicly acknowledge and recognize your service. Your name is included on the Honor Roll
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Justice For All Institute named 2022 Attorney for Justice by Tennessee Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court and the Access to Justice Commission are pleased to honor you for the second year in a row as a 2022 Attorney for Justice for reporting at least 50 hours of pro bono service in 2022. Thank you for your dedication to the legal profession and your service to the citizens of Tennessee.
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DELAWARE COUNTY MURDER SENTENCE UNDER QUESTION WITH NEW POST-CONVICTION RELIEF REQUEST
“DELAWARE COUNTY, Iowa (KWWL) — The man convicted of killing his wife with a corn rake in Delaware County wants a new trial. A life sentence from 2020 is now under question after lawyers for Todd Mullis filed for a post-conviction relief on Thursday. Prosecutors alleged that Mullis killed his wife by hitting her several
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TODD MULLIS SUPPORTERS SEND IN VIDEOS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
Supporters, celebrities, actors and artists sent in videos to encourage Todd Mullis as he seeks a new trial.
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TODD MULLIS APPEALS FOR NEW TRIAL, WANTS CONVICTION OVERTURNED
DELAWARE COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) – A Delaware County man convicted of killing his wife with a corn rake wants a new trial. A Dubuque County jury found Todd Mullis guilty of first-degree murder in September 2019. Prosecutors said he killed his wife, Amy Mullis, on their farm just outside Earlville in November 2018. Mullis argues
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