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Barry Levin, the high-profile criminal lawyer who helped handle the murder defense of Erik Menendez and more recently represented the actor Robert Blake, was found dead today at a national cemetery, the authorities said.

Barry Levin, the lawyer who helped handle Erik Menendez's murder defense and more recently represented the actor Robert Blake, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the head, an autopsy showed today.

The advert demonstrates the paper's longstanding commitment to reporting the 'whole picture.' This concept was more recently represented for a 21st-century audience in 2012's Three Little Pigs advert which imagines how the Guardian might cover the story of the Three Little Pigs in print and online.

More recently, he represented the Bancroft family in its sale of Dow Jones to the News Corporation.

More recently, he represented Christina Lurie, the former wife of the Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, who divorced after 20 years of marriage.

More recently Collingsworth represented 4,000 Colombians seeking compensation from Chiquita Bananas, after the company had pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $25m for making payment to a right-wing Colombian paramilitary group.

More recently, Wells represented Exxon in New Jersey in a lawsuit filed against the company by the State of New Jersey in 2004, which alleged the corporation's responsibility for rampant statewide pollution.

She's also recently represented more than a dozen who were living on the street after the Gatwick closed, according to The Guardian and describes the so-called "hell hole" as a safety net for the disadvantaged, the downtrodden, and anyone who might be circling the drain of incarceration.

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More recently, however, Allred represented Amanda J. Eneman, the ex-girlfriend of Illinois lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Scott Lee Cohen, whose comments about the Democratic candidate's behavior helped push him from the race in early 2010.

Pierce, whose name is often associated with civil rights having fought cases of wrongful convictions for more than 30 years and most recently representing the family of Jean-Charles de Menezes, said the UK and US had not launched a war on terror but a war on human rights.