LIVE: Paul O'Keefe v Karen Read – O’Keefe Wrongful Death Civil Trial

LIVE: Karen Read Back in Court – O’Keefe Wrongful Death Civil Trial

Today, Karen Read returns to court as the wrongful death lawsuit filed by John O’Keefe’s family moves forward. This is the first major hearing since Read’s criminal acquittal on murder and manslaughter charges, and it sets the stage for how the civil case will unfold.

📌 What’s Happening in Court Today:

• Key motions argued by attorneys for both sides

• How Read’s defense team plans to fight the wrongful death claims

• What the O’Keefe family’s lawyers are pushing for in discovery and trial prep

• Updates on scheduling, evidence disputes, and potential rulings

• Live analysis and commentary from criminal defense attorneys

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Why This Matters:

The civil trial carries a lower burden of proof than the criminal case — meaning Karen Read could still face liability even after her acquittal. Today’s hearing is critical: it could decide what evidence comes in, what claims move forward, and how both sides position themselves for trial.

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