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Nick Reiner Rob Reiner murder trial: High-profile lawyer resigns abruptly

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High-profile attorney Alan Jackson resigns from defending Nick Reiner in the murder case of director Rob Reiner. Arraignment rescheduled for Feb 23, 2026.

He maintains his client's innocence, then walks away from the case. The high-profile lawyer representing Nick Reiner, the son of legendary director Rob Reiner, has officially resigned, leaving the defense in the hands of the state.

Alan Jackson Resigns from Nick Reiner Murder Case

On January 7, 2026, attorney Alan Jackson announced his departure from the double-murder case during a news conference. Jackson, known for defending high-profile clients like Harvey Weinstein, cited ethical and legal constraints as the reason for his silence on the specific details of the move. Despite stepping down, Jackson made a bold statement: "What we've learned is that pursuant to the law of California, Nick Reiner is not guilty of murder."

Following the resignation, the 32-year-old suspect appeared in a Los Angeles court on Wednesday with a shaved head and jail attire. The court appointed Deputy Public Defender Kimberly Greene to take over the defense. Consequently, the arraignment originally scheduled for this week has been postponed to February 23, 2026.

A Hollywood Tragedy: The Reiner Family Murder Timeline

  • December 14, 2025: Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner were found dead in their Brentwood home.
  • Cause of Death: The coroner determined the cause as multiple sharp force injuries.
  • Past Struggles: Rob and Nick previously collaborated on 'Being Charlie,' a film reflecting Nick's real-life battles with mental health and addiction.

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