Eric Kay's attorney withdraws after accusing Angels of failing to pay legal fees
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Eric Kay's attorney withdraws after accusing Angels of failing to pay legal fees
"A third party that agreed to pay his legal fees and costs has refused to pay, leaving Kay's current counsel with more than $130,000 in unpaid fees and out-of-pocket expenses."
"The Angels have now reversed course, distancing themselves from Kay after previously acknowledging their financial support during the Skaggs family's wrongful death civil trial."
"Kay is serving a 22-year sentence for supplying Skaggs with a counterfeit pain pill that contained a lethal dose of fentanyl."
"Kay was found guilty in 2022 of distribution of a controlled substance resulting in death and conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances."
The Angels stopped covering legal fees for Eric Kay following a settlement with Tyler Skaggs' family. Kay's attorney, David Gerger, withdrew from the case due to over $130,000 in unpaid fees. The Angels had previously acknowledged funding Kay's legal expenses during the Skaggs family's wrongful death trial. Kay is serving a 22-year sentence for supplying a counterfeit pill that led to Skaggs' death in 2019. His appeal was rejected in November 2023.
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