Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Mark NeJame is an attorney, businessman, CNN analyst and philanthropist based in Orlando, Florida. He is the founder and senior partner of NeJame Law.Working as a criminal defense attorney, NeJame has been called the "Johnnie Cochran of Orlando" and has represented many high-profile clients, including Tiger Woods, U.S. Representative Alan Grayson, Texas EquuSearch in the Casey Anthony Case and boy band "guru" Lou Pearlman. NeJame has represented athletes, judges, law enforcement officers and business figures.The Wall Street Journal reported that NeJame twice declined to represent George Zimmerman, the Sanford, Florida neighborhood watch volunteer accused of murder in connection with the death of Trayvon Martin. NeJame has provided national and international commentary and analysis of the Zimmerman trial. He has also provided broadcast commentary on many other legal issues and trials. During the Casey Anthony trial, he sparred with Nancy Grace on her CNN show.. }
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- Mark_NeJame abstract "Mark NeJame is an attorney, businessman, CNN analyst and philanthropist based in Orlando, Florida. He is the founder and senior partner of NeJame Law.Working as a criminal defense attorney, NeJame has been called the "Johnnie Cochran of Orlando" and has represented many high-profile clients, including Tiger Woods, U.S. Representative Alan Grayson, Texas EquuSearch in the Casey Anthony Case and boy band "guru" Lou Pearlman. NeJame has represented athletes, judges, law enforcement officers and business figures.The Wall Street Journal reported that NeJame twice declined to represent George Zimmerman, the Sanford, Florida neighborhood watch volunteer accused of murder in connection with the death of Trayvon Martin. NeJame has provided national and international commentary and analysis of the Zimmerman trial. He has also provided broadcast commentary on many other legal issues and trials. During the Casey Anthony trial, he sparred with Nancy Grace on her CNN show.".