Recent Work
From protecting Victim's Rights, Copyrights or fighting for Civil Rights- Keith White takes every case with the same level of professionalism and passion. See some of the press coverage from Mr. White's cases below:
Alleged rape victim’s lawyers say they have ‘devastating’ evidence against Sanford Rubenstein
Lawyers for the woman who accused Sanford Rubenstein of rape said they have “devastating” information against the high-powered lawyer and blamed him for “trying to demonize” the alleged victim.
“There’s a lot of new information that will be devastating to Mr. Rubenstein,” said lawyer Keith White, who added they are confident he will be indicted. “We want to give the district attorney a chance to take this information and do the right thing. . . . We expected the district attorney to do the right thing.”
Writer Kevin Powell sues 'All Eyez On Me' producers for copyright infringement
NEW YORK (AP) — A magazine writer has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the creators of the new Tupac Shakur biopic, saying that portions of the film are based on his articles about the late rapper.
Kevin Powell says in the federal lawsuit filed Friday that All Eyez On Me borrows from articles he wrote and interviews he did with Shakur in the 1990s for Vibe magazine.
Brooklyn man wrongly arrested for beating pregnant woman, killing her unborn child files suit claiming sloppy police work
A Brooklyn man wrongly arrested for the monstrous crime of beating a seven-month pregnant woman and killing her unborn child has filed a federal lawsuit alleging he was the victim of sloppy police work.
Elijah Green was exonerated before trial by the Brooklyn district attorney's office of the criminal charges in the March 28, 2014 attack on expectant mother, Mia Jones, in her East New York apartment building.
CROWN HEIGHTS—The lawyer and allies of a teenager who was wrongfully arrested last week stormed out of the 71st Precinct June Community Council meeting Thursday, while a representative of the local police station conveyed the police’s telling of the incident.
Nicholas Simon, who is 17 years old, last Wednesday was dribbling a basketball and was suddenly apprehended in Crown Heights by a group of officers, who police say were responding to shots being fired in the area, as Simon was walking home from the park. Simon, who has sickle cell anemia and asthma, was handcuffed by multiple cops who emerged from a police car, video of the incident shows. According to Simon, the officers put their knees on his back and head and asking him to display a gun he did not have while they arrested him.
Keith White, a director of social justice initiatives at Christian Cultural Center, has been petitioning New York City elections officials to allow his predominantly Black church in Brooklyn to serve as a polling location. Whether or not that happens, the church will use its van and a charter bus to shuttle early voters between now and Election Day, he said.
“People are concerned about this election and the implication that it might have for our children’s future,” White said. “Folks will be out early. I don’t think they will be waiting until the last day before Election Day.”Keith White featured in the Huffington Post
