Liz Mullen

Agent Joby Branion testified that he contacted more than a dozen players or their family members the weekend he resigned from Steinberg, Moorad & Dunn in 2001, even though he stated in a previously sworn declaration that the players and their relatives had sought him out. ...

A lawyer for agent Leigh Steinberg painted Steinberg's former partner, David Dunn, and former employee Brian Murphy as liars who told athlete clients to lie in sworn depositions and threatened to expose embarrassing secrets about Steinberg's personal life.  "Dunn ...

Bolstering Leigh Steinberg's claims of a blackmail scheme, an executive of Steinberg, Moorad & Dunn testified Thursday that Brian Murphy, a former employee of agent Leigh Steinberg, said he had reporters "lined up" to write stories about Steinberg and his firm just days after Murphy and David Dunn...

A nine-person jury was picked today in Los Angeles for a courtroom fight between sports agents Leigh Steinberg and David Dunn that even the judge thinks will be exciting. District Judge Ronald Lew told 43 prospective jurors that this might be a trial they would want...

David Dunn’s personal assistant testified that she waited late Friday evening, Feb. 16, 2001, while Dunn faxed three resignation letters to the office of his employer, sports agency Steinberg, Moorad & Dunn, from a Kinko’s copy shop. Erin Bohrnstedt, who now...

Agent David Dunn and Buffalo Bills quarterback Drew Bledsoe will likely be the final two witnesses called by the defense in the lawsuit filed against Dunn by his former partner, Leigh Steinberg. Dunn could wrap up his defense as early as Tuesday,...

Prospective Boston Celtics owner Wycliffe Grousbeck testified Tuesday that he didn't invest in sports agency Athletes First because he was worried that owner David Dunn would be sued by his former employer, Steinberg, Moorad & Dunn. Those worries persisted even after Grousbeck was assured that agent...

A University of California, Berkeley economist told a Los Angeles court Wednesday that sports agency Athletes First was "unjustly enriched" by as much as $76 million by the defection of agent David Dunn from his former firm, Steinberg, Moorad & Dunn. Economist Gordon Rausser also testified that he...

Leigh Steinberg testified that he was "stunned" and "blown away" when hecame into his firm's office on President's Day in February 2001 and found aresignation letter from his partner and friend of 20 years, David Dunn. "It was absolutely devastating," Steinberg told a federal court jury...

David Dunn testified that he didn't decide to leave Steinberg, Moorad & Dunn until the day he resigned, that he wasn't involved in any pre-resignation plotting to start a competing firm and that he didn't tell player clients he was leaving until after he left. Dunn...