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by | Jan 17, 2021

Gloria Allred is a distinguished lawyer who handles high-profile discrimination and civil rights cases. Over the course of her career, she has been highly recognized for her work representing clients and has been asked to appear on numerous news and other media programs to comment.

2011-present

  • 09.21.23 – California Women Lawyers (CWL) celebrates their 2023 Fay Stender Award honoree, women’s rights attorney, Gloria Allred, at their annual gala in San Diego. CWL established the Fay Stender Award in 1982 in honor of Fay Stender, a Bay Area attorney who spent much of her professional life fighting for prisoners’ rights. In recognition of its namesake, CWL gives the award to a feminist attorney who, like Fay Stender, is committed to the representation of women, disadvantaged groups and unpopular causes, and whose courage, zest for life and demonstrated ability to effect change as a single individual make her a role model for women attorneys. Ms. Allred was joined by her law partner of 47 years, Nathan Goldberg, who presented her with this prestigious award.
  • 05.19.23 – Ms. Allred was deeply honored to be the graduation speaker at Southwestern Law School’s 108th Commencement ceremony. Attorney Allred also was presented with an honorary law degree from Southwestern Law School. Ms. Allred started her legal education at Southwestern Law School.
  • 04.12.23 – The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School has named award-winning women’s rights attorney Gloria Allred (Class of ’63) as their commencement speaker for the Class of 2023. Ms. Allred is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where she was graduated with honors in English. Attorney Allred has a personal connection to this year’s graduating class as her grandson, Sam Wong L’23, will be graduating. Ms. Allred is deeply appreciative of this great honor.
  • 10.21.22 – Attorney Gloria Allred was the grateful recipient of the LGBTQ+ Lawyers Association of Los Angeles Co-President’s Award at their 42nd Annual Gala. The Co-President’s award is the Association’s highest honor given to an individual who exemplifies and advances the values and goals of the Association, and who has made outstanding contributions to the LGBTQ+ legal and broader community. Ms. Allred spoke to the group whose lives are dedicated to fighting for justice, with words of inspiration. The gala was themed “Ready to Launch” and was held in the magnificent California Science Center.
  • 03.31.21 – March is Women’s History Month. Attorney Gloria Allred was selected for induction into the Trial Lawyer National Portrait Gallery. This gallery states that its mission is to "document and celebrate the lives of leading figures in the trial lawyer community. Our virtual museum serves as an educational archive that builds the legacy and tells the story of those who strive for justice in the courts, defend the right to trial by jury, and fight for the rights of the most vulnerable."
  • 01.14.21 – Attorney Gloria Allred is honored to be a recipient today of The American Lawyer’s 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award. Other honorees to receive the award this year are Robert Mueller and Ted Wells, among others.
  • 10.23.19 – National Geographic Museum, Washington, D.C. – I attended the National Geographic Museum’s exhibition, WOMEN: A Century of Change, with photographs drawn from their unparalleled image collection and which feature women from around the world. These photographs also appear in their new book entitled Women: The National Geographic Image Collection, which was published on 10.15.19. The exhibition is located in the National Geographic Museum in Washington, D.C. and I am honored to be part of this exhibition and to have been selected to appear in the book.
  • 09.28.19 – Today it was my great honor to receive the Dolores Huerta Adelita Award from California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. at their annual La Tardeada event, “Breaking Barriers”. CRLA fights for justice by serving low-income individuals in rural areas and small cities in California and their specialized programs focus on services for farmworker populations, as well as people with disabilities, immigrant populations, school children, lesbian/gay/bisexual and transgender populations, seniors and individuals with limited English proficiency.
  • 09.14.19 – Today, women’s rights attorney, Gloria Allred, was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, New York. Ms. Allred was inducted with other 2019 inductees which included United States Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Jane Fonda, Diane von Furstenberg and Dr. Angela Davis, among others. The National Women’s Hall of Fame is located in Seneca Falls, New York, where the women’s movement was founded in 1848. It was there that women first organized to demand suffrage, the right to vote for women, and the addition of the 19th amendment to the United States Constitution which mandated that women have the right to vote. Previous inductees into the National Women’s Hall of Fame have included United States Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Susan B. Anthony, Nancy Pelosi, Coretta Scott King and many other women leaders and role models.
  • 07.06.18 – Gloria was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Organization for Women (NOW) for her enduring commitment to fighting injustices against women.
  • 02.15.18 – Ms. Allred received the Lenore Kramer Award for Excellence from the Women’s Caucus of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association.
  • 10.04.16 – Gloria Allred was nominated and accepted as one of 2016 AIOLC’s 10 Best Labor & Employment Attorneys in New York For Client Satisfaction
  • 09.30.16 – Gloria Allred was honored at the 2016 International Women’s Forum (IWF) World Leadership Conference with the 2016 IWF Women Who Make a Difference Award. The IWF connects the world’s most dynamic women at the highest levels of professional achievement to unite, ignite, empower, and inspire the advancement of global leadership through training, mentoring, friendship, and connectivity. IWF’s unprecedented membership spans careers, cultures, and continents with more than 6,400 women leaders in 34 countries across six continents.
  • 01.22.15 – Gloria Allred, longtime LGBT ally and famed civil rights attorney, was presented with the LGBT community’s In The News inaugural “Elgy Award” for her decades-long commitment to high-impact work and ongoing efforts to secure equality for all, including the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. The theme of the celebration, which was held in Hollywood at the LA Press Club, was “LGBT Allies: We Couldn’t Do It Without You!”
  • 09.20.14 – Loyola Law School named Gloria Allred as one of their 50 Inspirational Alumni. With over 16,000 alumni, these 50 were honored for the way in which they have stood for the highest standards of personal integrity, legal accomplishments, courage, professional ethics, and passion for justice. The 50th anniversary celebration of the law school was held on Sept. 20, 2014, on Loyola’s Albany campus in Los Angeles and she was honored there.
  • 09.12.14 – The Face Forward Foundation honored attorney Gloria Allred at its “Venetian Masquerade” gala. Ms. Allred received the “Voice Award” for legal support of victims of domestic violence.
  • Gloria Allred was selected for inclusion in the Southern California Super Lawyers list by Law & Politics and Los Angeles Magazine for the past 13 years, from 2004-2017.
  • Gloria Allred received a Lifetime Achievement Award on Jan. 20, 2014, from The National Trial Lawyers at its awards luncheon in Miami (See full press release)
  • Gloria Allred received the Victoria Woodhull Award from Veteran Feminists of America for her dedicated efforts as a champion of women’s civil rights (September 2013)
  • Gloria Allred received the Spirit of Life Award from the nonprofit organization Free Arts for Abused Children (June 2013)
  • Selected for inclusion in the 2011 – 2017 editions of “Best Lawyers in America”

2000-2010

  • Participated in the Proposition 8 debate on Jan. 14, 2009
  • Received the Distinguished Alumna Achievement Award from the New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, May 2009
  • Received the John F. Kennedy Award for Inspiration from the Ventura County Democratic Central Committee in October 2009
  • Elected as a delegate to the 2008 Democratic National Convention
  • Received the Silver Achievement Award from the YWCA Greater Los Angeles in October 2007 “for distinguishing herself in the community through professional, volunteer and/or philanthropic work resulting in significant change.”
  • Keynote speaker at the 2007 midyear meeting of the National Association of Women Lawyers
  • Keynote speaker for “Law Day” for the American Bar Association (May 2006)
  • Delivered commencement address to the College of Arts and Sciences Class of 2006 at the University of Pennsylvania
  • Inducted into the “Court of Honor of Distinguished Daughters” at the Philadelphia High School for Girls for lifetime achievement (December 2006)
  • Verdicts and Settlements named Ms. Allred one of the top 20 women litigators in 2002.
  • The Loyola School of Law presented Ms. Allred with an award from her alma mater for the advancement of women (2002).
  • Palisades 90272 named Ms. Allred one of 2002’s people to watch.
  • Talkers magazine named Gloria Allred one of the 100 most important talk show hosts in America (February 2001).
  • The National Association of Radio Talk Show Hosts gave Ms. Allred the Judy Jarvis Memorial Award “for the woman in talk radio who demonstrably furthers the strength of the medium and the position of women within it through her personal dedication and professional contributions.”
  • Delivered the commencement address to the Class of 2001 at West Los Angeles College and received an honorary degree from that institution
  • Named one of the 100 most influential lawyers in California in 2000 and 2001 by California Law Business, a publication of the Daily Journal
  • Member of the Platform Committee, 2000 Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles
  • Received Twice a Citizen Award in November 2000 from the Los Angeles Police Reserve Foundation “for outstanding support and commitment to the members of the LAPD”
  • Named to the National Association of Women Business Owners, Los Angeles chapter’s Millennium Hall of Fame

1990-1999

  • Received the Voice for Victims Award from the Arthur and Ethel Johnson Foundation (1999)
  • Received a certificate of commendation from the city of West Hollywood “for outstanding efforts in advancing the rights of women, families and minorities in Los Angeles” (1998)
  • Received the Profile in Courage Award from the California Democratic Party in 1998
  • Named one of The Most 50 Powerful Women in Los Angeles Law by the Los Angeles Business Journal (1998)
  • Selected by the National Law Journal as one of The 50 Most Influential Women Lawyers in America (1998)
  • Received the Outstanding Member Award from the National Association of Women Lawyers in 1997
  • Named one of the top 50 lawyers in 1997 by Los Angeles Business Journal’s annual Who’s Who
  • Selected by USA Today as one of the 25 most important radio talk show hosts in America in 1995
  • Received acknowledgement and honors from the United Charitable Foundation of America, Cool Down House for a generous donation (1995)
  • Received the Window Award from Window Between Worlds for work on behalf of women (1995)
  • Received the Golden Rose Award in May 1995 from the National Council of Women and the International Hospitality Committee for “dedication and outstanding achievements on behalf of women’s rights”
  • Received the Women of Valor Award in September 1995 from the American Diabetes Association
  • Recognized by the Business and Professional Women, Women’s Division United Jewish Fund in April 1994 “for leadership on behalf of women and dedication to the Jewish community”
  • Recognized in October 1994 by Hadassah for participating in the Beverly Hills chapter of Hadassah fall membership program
  • Received the Women of Distinction Award in November 1994 from the National Council on Aging “for ongoing dedication to service to the community”
  • Named one of the 50 most interesting people in Los Angeles in 1994 by Los Angeles magazine
  • Voted one of the “Best Lawyers in America” in 1991
  • Received the Award of Excellence in March 1991 from the Greater Los Angeles Press Club
  • Received the Community Service Award in March 1990 from Southern California Women for Understanding in “recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous contributions for the benefit of all citizens in LA County”
  • Named one of the 30 most powerful people in Los Angeles in 1990 by Los Angeles magazine
  • Time magazine called Gloria Allred “one of the nation’s most effective advocates of family rights and feminist causes.”
  • Nominated for an Emmy three times for her television commentaries on KABC-TV

1980-1989

  • Received a certification of appreciation in March 1989 from the California Trial Lawyers Association in “recognition for valuable contributions in the field of continuing legal education to members of the trial bar for the improvement of the administration of justice”
  • Received the Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Civil Rights Award in October 1988 from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Inglewood-South Bay
  • Recognized by the Greater Los Angeles Press Club in October 1988
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  • The California Association of Affirmative Action Officers presented Ms. Allred with the Excellence Award in May 1988 “in recognition of [her] outstanding support for affirmative action and equal employment opportunity.”
  • The Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Inc. Los Angeles presented Ms. Allred with the Friend Award in April 1988.
  • Received an award from the Career Planning Centers in 1988 “for advancing career opportunities for women”
  • Received the first annual Outstanding Achievement Award in February1987 from the UCLA Gay & Lesbian Association for “contributing to the gay and lesbian community”
  • Received the Celebration of Women Award in February 1987 from the Long Beach-South Coast Council Na’amat USA for “outstanding contributions to the aims and purposes” of women
  • Received a Public Service Award from the National Association of Federal Investigators
  • Presented with the President’s Volunteer Action Award in June 1986 by President Reagan at the White House for development of an innovative child support amnesty program in California
  • Voted one of the “Best Lawyers in America” in 1986
  • Received the Outstanding Citizen Award from the County of Los Angeles (June 1986)
  • Received the Woman of Achievement Award in May 1986 from the Century City Chamber of Commerce Women Network
  • Received a Woman of Achievement Honor in March 1986 from Hadassah, Beverly Hills chapter, for “having reached the pinnacle of her chosen profession”
  • Received the President’s Award from the National Association of Women Lawyers in October 1985 “for promoting amnesty for delinquent parents to pay child support”
  • Presented with a certificate of merit from the County of Los Angeles, Commission for Women in “sincere appreciation for [her] dedicated service to the women’s community” (October 1985)
  • Honored with Mother of the Year in 1982 by the Emma Lazarus Jewish Women’s Clubs of L.A. & California State Association of Colored Women’s Clubs, So. District Inc., “in recognition of [her] dedication toward achieving a world of peace and equality for all peoples”

1976-1979

  • Received a certificate of merit from the City of Los Angeles, Human Relations Commission in December 1979 with “deep appreciation for outstanding volunteer service in the advancement of human relations in the Los Angeles community”
  • Wilshire BPW Woman of Achievement 1978-1979
  • Received a certificate of appreciation in September 1978 from the Monterey Park Jaycees, who said, “As free men taking a responsibility and active interest in our community, we are ever grateful to those who share with us their ideas and ideals.”
  • Received a certificate of appreciation in fall 1977 from the Los Angeles Valley College for “[participation] in a program of cooperative education to prepare students for a career”
  • Received the Outstanding Citizen Award in 1976 from the Southgate Business and Professional Women’s Club Sierra Mar District-California Federation “for dedicated civic and community service”

I start every day with the knowledge that helping people and fighting for justice is my duty, and that nothing worthwhile comes without sacrifice, self- discipline, and courage.
Gloria Allred, Fight Back and Win

In the Media

04.15.25 The Independent UK– “Harvey Weinstein: The #MeToo movement’s most notorious villain heads back to court for retrial.” Attorney Gloria Allred disagrees with claims that the #MeToo movement is fading. “The lie that the #MeToo movement is dying or dead can only be understood as a manipulation of women's psyches as a mind game to deter women from asserting their rights for fear that it's hopeless or that they will be attacked,” Ms. Allred told The Independent. She reminded us that, “No one has ever given women any rights at all. We've always had to fight to win them — and we need them to have courage now more than ever.” Ms. Allred has represented multiple women in their cases against Mr. Weinstein, including client Mimi Haley, who will testify in Mr. Weinstein’s retrial.

04.15.25 CNN – “His conviction was hailed as a #MeToo victory. After winning his appeal, Harvey Weinstein is back on trial.” The case that catalyzed the #MeToo movement is now back in the spotlight, one year after Mr. Weinstein’s conviction was overturned when the New York Court of Appeals ruled that testimony against him from women for whom charges were not filed led to an unfair trial. “It’s painful, to go through the process again about a traumatic event,” attorney Gloria Allred, who is representing Mimi Haley, one of three women who will testify in Weinstein’s retrial, told CNN. “I commend her,” Ms. Allred said of her client. “It does take a tremendous amount of courage.”

04.05.25 Bleeding Cool – “The Handmaid’s Tale: LA Red Carpet Event Honors Final Season (Images).” Ms. Gloria Allred attended the Los Angeles red carpet event celebrating the final season of The Handmaid’s Tale. Ms. Allred was part of the group honoring the show’s impact at the TCL Chinese Theatre.

04.03.25 Fox 11 – The Issue Is - “Gloria Allred vs John Phillips (Full Debate on Trump, Musk, Harris & More).” Gloria Allred & John Phillips visit "The Issue Is: with host Elex Michaelson" to debate President Trump's tariffs, Elon Musk's role, the future of the Democratic Party, and the California Governor's race.

04.02.25 Beverly Press – “GLAAD Awards serve as rallying cry for LGBTQ+ community.” At the GLAAD Awards, attorney Gloria Allred stressed the urgency of activism, saying,” It’s a luxury to be depressed, to give up, to say there’s nothing we can do. We don’t have that luxury.” Ms. Allred reaffirmed her commitment to fighting for victims through legal action and protest, noting it’s needed “now more than ever.”

03.28.25 Variety – “’Agatha All Along,’ ‘Baby Reindeer’ and Cynthia Erivo Win Top Prizes at 2025 GLAAD Media Awards.” Attorney Gloria Allred and Robin Tyler attend the GLAAD Media Awards.

03.28.25 Women’s Wear Daily (WWD) – “GLAAD Media Awards 2025 Red Carpet Arrivals Photos: Doechii, Cynthia Erivo, Jojo Siwa, and More.” Attorney Gloria Allred and Robin Tyler at the 36th Annual GLAAD Media Awards held at The Beverly Hilton on March 27, 2025 in Los Angeles, California.

03.27.25 Chalkbeat Philadelphia – “Graduate of one of America’s largest all-girls public high schools works to revive it.” Attorney Gloria Allred is mentioned as one of the notable alumnae of the Philadelphia High School for Girls, a reminder of the school’s legacy that current principal KaTiedra Argro hopes to honor and rebuild as she works to restore its reputation and attract new students.

03.27.25 TMZ Live – “Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Releases First Trailer.” The video clip discusses the release of the trailer from “Rust,” in relationship to the tragic on set death of cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins. Her parents and sister, represented by attorney Gloria Allred, have spoken out in opposition to the release of the film, as there has not yet been accountability achieved for Halyna’s death.

03.26.25 RadarOnline / Newsbreak – “Watch: Chilling First ‘Rust’ Trailer Filled with Shootings and Violence Released – Amid Alec Baldwin’s ‘Crocodile Tears’ on Reality Show Following Tragic Death of Halyna Hutchins.” Attorney Gloria Allred, representing Halyna Hutchins’ parents and sister, criticized Alec Baldwin for never apologizing to Halyna’s parents and sister, and condemned his reality show for focusing on his own life while ignoring the pain he caused by Hutchins’ death.

03.26.25 GLAAD – “Star Studded 2025 Latine Honors Lifts Up Queer Latine Representation Across Entertainment Ahead of 36th GLAAD Media Awards.” Attorney Gloria Allred is listed among the notable attendees for the upcoming 36th GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles on March 27, 2025. The event will stream exclusively on Hulu beginning April 12, 2025.

03.26.25 The U.S. Sun – “First look at Alec Baldwin’s Rust after Halyna Hutchins was shot on set & her heartbroken mother refused to support movie.” The film Rust is now being set for release in May, 2025. It was on the set of Rust that cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, was fatally shot when a prop gun used by Alec Baldwin contained a live round. Attorney Gloria Allred, representing the parents and sister of Halyna Hutchins, indicated that Halyna’s mother refused to attend the festival premiere of the film in November. Ms. Allred also stated, “The decision not to even call the family to say he is sorry is cruel and dishonors Halyna and her memory.”

03.12.25 People – “Where is Halyna Hutchins’ Family Now? Inside Her Parents, Sister, Husband and Son’s Lives After the Fatal Rust Shooting.” On Oct. 21, 2021, producer and actor Alec Baldwin discharged a prop gun containing a live round while filming Rust at Bonanza Creek Ranch in New Mexico. Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was tragically shot on set, and taken to the hospital by helicopter but died from her wounds. The article discusses the heartbreaking loss of Halyna by her parents, sister, husband and son. Attorney Gloria Allred represents Halyna’s mother, father and sister in a civil lawsuit against Mr. Baldwin and the production, and stated, “It is long overdue for Alec Baldwin to admit and face the real-life consequences that he caused Halyna’s parents and sister. It is time for him to face reality under oath.”

03.06.25 Fox News – “Alec Baldwin’s ‘shameless’ reality show, attempt to rebrand bombs: experts.” A statement from attorney Gloria Allred says, “Alec Baldwin has compounded the pain of Halyna’s parents and sister by taking advantage of his increased fame and notoriety by monetizing it in a TLC reality show, where he takes on the role of victim after he shot and killed Halyna Hutchins on the set of ‘Rust.’”

03.05.25 Lawyer Monthly – “Alec Baldwin’s Suicidal Thoughts After Fatal Rust Shooting of Halyna Hutchins.” The Baldwin’s new reality show has drawn considerable criticism from the family of Halyna Hutchins through their attorney, Ms. Gloria Allred. They argue that by releasing the reality show, Mr. Baldwin is painting himself as a victim while failing to take responsibility for Halyna’s death.

03.05.25 New York Post – “Halyna Hutchins’ family slams Alec Baldwin’s ‘shameless’ TLC show, demands he testify in wrongful death lawsuit.” Attorney Gloria Allred and the parents and sister of Halyna Hutchins state, “It is long overdue for Alec Baldwin to admit and face the real-life consequences that he caused Halyna’s parents and sister. It is time for him to face reality under oath.”

03.05.25 The Today Show – “Halyna Hutchins’ Family Reacts to Alec Baldwin’s Reality Show.” The attorneys representing the parents and sister of Halyna Hutchins, Gloria Allred, John Carpenter, Carlos Hernandez and Alina Vulic, said in a statement to NBC News that the deposition was scheduled for the Friday before Mother’s Day “because Halyna’s mother needs to hear Mr. Baldwin’s explanation under oath about what led to the death of her daughter.”

03.05.25 New York Daily News – “Halyna Hutchins’ family hits out at Alec Baldwin’s new reality show.” Attorney Gloria Allred questioned Mr. Baldwin’s new reality TV show in her statement, “Why is he claiming that he has PTSD? Is his reality show just a veiled attempt to create sympathy for himself with a future jury pool in our civil case? Is this just a shameless attempt to portray him as the real victim in this case?”

03.04.25 Daily Mail UK – “Alec Baldwin Slammed by Halyna Hutchins’ family as they make shock legal move amid his reality show.” Ms. Allred said that Mr. Baldwin’s new reality show, “The Baldwins” – showing him and wife Hilaria, 41, raising their seven young children – provides a sad juxtaposition in the wake of the fatal on-set shooting in New Mexico more than three years ago.

03.04.25 People – “Halyna Hutchins’ Family Demands Alec Baldwin Testify in Wrongful Death Lawsuit, Calls his TLC Show ‘Shameless.’”​Attorney Gloria Allred, representing the parents and sister of late cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, has filed a notice of deposition requiring Alec Baldwin to testify on May 9, 2025 in their civil lawsuit. Halyna’s parents and sister criticized Mr. Baldwin’s new TLC reality series, “The Baldwins,” labeling it a “shameless” attempt to garner sympathy ahead of the trial. They also highlight that Mr. Baldwin has neither apologized nor accepted responsibility for Hutchins’ death.

03.04.25 Huff Post – “Alec Baldwin’s ‘Shameless’ Reality Show Slammed by ‘Rust’ Shooting Victim’s Family Lawyer.” Famed victims’ rights attorney Gloria Allred demanded Mr. Baldwin take accountability for the accidental shooting which took Hutchins’ life during the making of the film “Rust” in 2021 while accusing the actor of using his family’s new TLC reality show to portray himself as “the real victim.”

03.04.25 TMZ – “Reality TV Show Ripped to Shreds… By Halyna Hutchins’ Family Attorney.” Attorney Gloria Allred says that the Baldwin’s new reality TV show “celebrates Mr. Baldwin’s joy of being with his children while ignoring the fact that Alec Baldwin took a child away from her parents. That is the painful and actual reality with which Halyna’s parents and sister live each and every day.”

03.04.25 Los Angeles Times – “Alec Baldwin should testify in ‘Rust’ wrongful death suit, Gloria Allred says.” Attorney Gloria Allred, representing Halyna Hutchins’ parents and sister, has demanded that Mr. Baldwin testify on May 9, 2025 in their civil lawsuit. The parents and sister of Halyna Hutchins criticize Mr. Baldwin for his lack of apology and question whether his TLC reality show is an attempt to gain sympathy before the trial.

03.04.25 The Hollywood Reporter – “Alec Baldwin to Be Deposed in Lawsuit From Halyna Hutchins’ Family Over ‘Rust’ Shooting.” Attorney for the parents and sister of Halyna Hutchins, Gloria Allred, states that “It is long overdue for him [Mr. Baldwin] to testify under oath about what really happened that caused the death [of Ms. Hutchins].”

03.04.25 RadarOnline – “Alec Baldwin and His New Reality Show Destroyed By Halyna Hutchins’ Attorney as She Claims Actor Is ‘Ignoring the Pain’ He Caused Following Deadly ‘Rust’ Shooting.” Ms. Allred denounced the new show, saying it “celebrates Mr. Baldwin’s joy of being with his children while ignoring the fact that Alec Baldwin took a child away from her parents.”

03.04.25 The Wrap – “Halyna Hutchins’ Family Blasts ‘Shameless’ Alec Baldwin Series, Files Notice for Actor to ‘Face Reality Under Oath.’” Attorney Gloria Allred, representing Halyna Hutchins’ parents and sister, has filed a notice to depose Alec Baldwin on May 9, 2025, in their civil lawsuit. Ms. Allred says that “it is long overdue for Alec Baldwin to admit and face the real-life consequences that he caused Halyna’s parents and sister.”

03.04.25 USA Today – “Alec Baldwin felt suicidal after fatal ‘Rust’ shooting, wife Hilaria says.” Attorney Gloria Allred says, “Alec Baldwin has compounded the pain of Halyna’s parents and sister by taking advantage of his increased fame and notoriety by monetizing it in a TLC reality show, where he takes on the role of victim after he shot and killed Halyna Hutchins on the set of ‘Rust’.”

02.23.25 GB News – “King Charles urged to address Prince Andrew speculation as the royal brother’s feud continues.” U.S. attorney Gloria Allred urged King Charles to address ongoing speculation about Prince Andrew’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, comparing the steady flow of revelations to a “drip, drip, drip” effect that fuels public uncertainty. Ms. Allred suggested the Royal Family could show commitment to victims of sexual violence by expressing sympathy and support. Allred also called on Prince Andrew to break his silence since his 2019 interview, insisting the public deserves transparency.

02.22.25 The Mirror—”King Charles must speak out over Prince Andrew’s links to paedo pal Epstein’, demands top lawyer.” Attorney Gloria Allred has called on King Charles to speak out regarding victims of sexual abuse, given the publication of an email written by Prince Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein which was sent after the Prince indicated he was no longer in contact with Mr. Epstein. Ms. Allred’s message to the monarchy states, “We can handle the truth, and the public deserves the truth.”

01.29.25 Los Angeles Times – “50 Cent apparently finds it hilarious that Gloria Allred’s client is suing him for alleged assault.” Attorney Gloria Allred represents Guadalupe De Los Santos in a lawsuit against rapper 50 Cent and his entourage, alleging they struck the scooter-riding photographer with an SUV door.

01.22.25 Firstpost – “History Today: How Roe vs Wade battle unfolded in the US.” January 22 marks a historic day globally, highlighted by several significant events, including the landmark United States Supreme Court ruling on the Roe v. Wade case in 1973, which established a constitutional right to abortion and transformed reproductive rights in the United States at that time. Attorney Gloria Allred is pictured with Norma McCorvey, aka Jane Roe, in 1989. Ms. Allred represented Ms. McCorvey for many years when Ms. McCorvey wanted to speak publicly in support of a woman’s right to choose abortion.

01.21.25 Newsweek – “Can Rihanna Sway Jury in A$AP Rocky Trial?” Attorney Gloria Allred, known for her involvement in high-profile cases, provided insights to Newsweek regarding the influence of celebrity status on jury deliberations in the trial involving A$AP Rocky, who faces felony gun charges. Ms. Allred said, “Although jurors are instructed by the judge to consider only the evidence admitted by the court, it is human nature for many jurors to look at a celebrity sitting in the courtroom.” She added, “Even though jurors should not take those facts into consideration and even if jurors state that they will not consider that, some jurors will not be able to ignore it.”

01.20.25 Bishop Accountability – “Watching the Clock in California.” Gloria Allred represented “Jane Doe,” who accused Roman Polanski of sexually assaulting her in 1973 when she was 16. Enabled by California’s extended statute of limitations laws, the case was set for trial in 2025 but was settled confidentially. Ms. Allred, highlighting her steadfast advocacy for survivors of sexual abuse, described the settlement as mutually satisfactory.

01.04.25 Editorialge – “7 Famous Civil Rights Lawyers Who Made History.” Attorney Gloria Allred is featured in Editorialge’s article highlighting seven prominent civil rights attorneys. Renowned for her steadfast advocacy in women’s rights and anti-discrimination cases, Ms. Allred has built a distinguished career representing clients in high-profile cases involving sexual harassment, sexual assault, and gender discrimination. Her tireless efforts have brought critical attention to issues of inequality and injustice, cementing her legacy as a trailblazing figure in the fight for civil rights.

01.03.25 Lawdragon – “Lawdragon Announces 2025 Hall of Fame Inductees.” Gloria Allred, a trailblazing attorney and advocate for women’s rights, has been inducted into the 2025 Lawdragon Hall of Fame. This honor recognizes her groundbreaking legal career, including her work on high-profile cases advancing civil rights and fighting discrimination.

01.03.25 MSN/ KCRA3 – “Turlock man arrested in connection with juvenile molestation pleads not guilty.” In the case of James Hooker, attorney Gloria Allred played a significant role in representing a victim who came forward during the national attention surrounding Hooker in 2012. The victim alleged that Mr. Hooker had been involved in an inappropriate relationship with her when she was a 17-year-old high school student in 1998, while he was a teacher at Davis High School. Ms. Allred’s involvement in the case led to Hooker entering a no-contest plea to a misdemeanor charge of oral copulation. As a result, he was sentenced to four years of probation and required to register as a sex offender for the duration of his probation.

01.03.25 MSN / Irish Star – “Miss America under fire as woman sues pageant for ‘degrading’ exclusion.” Attorney Gloria Allred is representing a New York woman who has filed a lawsuit against the Miss America and Miss World pageants, challenging their longstanding rules that disqualify mothers from participating. Ms. Allred argues that these rules are discriminatory and outdated, emphasizing that being pregnant or a parent should not exclude someone from such competitions.

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