KTAP In The News

Tama Kudman, who is representing a South Florida businessman accused of funding the plot to assassinate former Haitian President Jovenel Moise, provides insight to The Economist regarding the obstacles faced by the defense due to the inability to gain access to evidence and witnesses.

Tama Kudman and Mitchell Epner share their insights for the Wall Street Journal on what could be expected next for Sean Diddy Combs after he was acquitted on the most serious criminal charges.

Mitchell Epner was interviewed by CBS News, CTV, and was quoted by the New York Post and the Los Angeles Times on the Sean Diddy Combs federal jury verdict and possible sentencing.

Watch as Mitchell Epner previews the prosecution and defense closing arguments beginning in the Combs federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial.

As prosecutors rest their federal sex-trafficking and racketeering case against Sean Combs, the BBC asks how compelling the case is against him.

The Combs’ defense team has decided to not call witnesses, which is not unusual according to Mitchell Epner.

In an in-depth, wide-ranging interview with LegalEagle, Mitchell Epner weighs in on the prosecution and defense strategies and how the trial has unfolded so far.

NBC News featured Tama Kudman in its ongoing coverage of the Sean Combs trial, highlighting her analysis of key government witness testimony.

Mitchell Epner explains to USA Today how the Combs defense team is walking a tightrope in his sex-trafficking trial after admitting that he committed domestic violence.