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Profile of Howard Jacobs: "Athletes Accused of Cheating Find Perfect Advocate," Profile of Howard Jacobs: "For Athletes Accused Of Taking Drugs, A Perry Mason Of Their Own," Howard Jacobs Interview Howard Jacobs Interview "Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands: Athlete Lawsuits Against Supplement Companies Following Positive Drug Tests " , Entertainment and Sports Lawyer , Winter 2008 Howard Jacobs and Sean Sherk Discuss Sherk's Case Howard Jacobs Discusses Marion Jones’ Case Howard Jacobs Discusses Floyd Landis’ Case "Swimmer Jessica Hardy Withdraws From The U.S. Olympic Team " , New York Daily News , August 2, 2008 "Doping Tests Loaded Against Athletes, Contends US Lawyer " , MedIndia.com , July 29, 2008 "U.S. Swimmer Hardy Claims She Is Innocent Of Doping " , ESPN.com , July 25, 2008 "Austrian Skier Wins Settlement With Drug Company " , New York Daily News , May 12, 2008 "Keat No Drug Cheat " , Goldcoast.com , February 21, 2008 "Despres Fights Back Against Doping Penalty " , Globe and Mail , February 21, 2008 " Sailing Body Clears Daubney on Drug Charges ", New Zealand Herald, February 2, 2008 " Test Process Queried In America's Cup Drug Hearing ", Sail-world.com, October 2, 2007 " We Have a Ruling, But There's Still Plenty of Confusion ", ESPN.com, September 21, 2007 “Landis Case Succeeds in Exposing Faults: Cyclists appeal hearing reveals rules that make it possible to conceal lab errors and standards that fall short of "beyond a reasonable doubt”, Los Angeles Times, May 31, 2007 “Athletes’ Unbeatable Foe: Anti-doping authorities serve as prosecutor, judge and jury. The innocent often pay a high price”, First of two parts, Los Angeles Times, December 10, 2006 “Athletes See Doping Case Appeals as Futile Exercise: The arbitration system is flawed, with a tilt toward accusers. Accidential and trivial cases result in harsh penalties”, Second of two parts, Los Angeles Times, December 11, 2006 “Cyclist Blames Flawed Test: Tyler Hamilton says the blood exam that labeled him a ‘cheater’ was rushed into use”, Los Angeles Times, December 10, 2006 "Maurice Suh and Howard Jacobs Are Dope ", Wall Street Journal Law Blog, August 1, 2007 Vinokourov to Fight Blood Doping Charge: Kazakh cyclist, who was forced out of this year's Tour de France, will be represented by the same Los Angeles attorneys who are defending Landis, Los Angeles Times, July 29 2007 “The Righteous Fury of Dick Pound: As head of the world anti-doping agency, this man is on a crusade to rid elite sports of performance-enhancing drugs. And he's making a few enemies along the way”, Wired Magazine, January 2007 "In Wake of Jones' Result, Testing Will Be Analyzed, New York Times, September 8, 2006 "Jones is Cleared of Drug Violation: Former Olympian’s ‘B’ sample is negative", Washington Post, September 7, 2006 "Jones Passes Second Drug Test, is Cleared of Doping," USA Today, January 24, 2007 Landis Dumped After Positive ‘B’ Test Positive: Team Fires Floyd as Sample Included Synthetic Testosterone, CBS News, August 5, 2006 Marion Jones Expresses Shock at Positive EPO Test, USA Today, August 21, 2006 Kicker Vencill Wins Suit Against Nutrition Company, Awarded Almost $600K, Swimming Info & Swimming World Magazine, May 13, 2005 U.S. Slider Zach Lund Banned From Games, SFGate.com/Associated Press, February 2006 Defense Never Rests if Jacobs Takes Case: Athletes want him when USADA calls, Mercury News, October 19, 2006 Verdict for Swimmer Could Be a Test Case: Vencill, who claimed a contaminated vitamin caused his positive result for steroids, is awarded $578,635, and experts say it may set a precedent, Los Angeles Times, May 13, 2005 Hans Knauss Hires American Lawyer and Vows to Suite Connecticut Supplement Producer, Ski Racing, October 20, 2005 Making Case Real Reward for Jacobs, Mercury News, October 19, 2006
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