Houston bankruptcy judge David R. Jones signed off on over $1 million of legal fees billed by lawyer Elizabeth Freeman on chapter 11 cases her former law firm filed in his court
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/bankruptcy-judge-jones-to-stop-handling-complex-cases-after-relationship-with-lawyer-revealed-fad88b0cHouston bankruptcy judge David R. Jones is stepping down from handling large corporate reorganizations following revelations that he had a romantic relationship with a bankruptcy lawyer whose firm filed cases in his court.
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