Under questioning by Connecticut personal injury lawyer Michael Koskoff, a medical doctor testified in a Los Angeles courtroom that the target of the Michael Jackson family lawsuit – concert promoter AEG Live Inc. – should never have hired Dr. Conrad Murray as Jackson’s doctor.
"Because Murray’s contract with AEG ended if the Jackson tour was cancelled, the contract with AEG encouraged Murray to take risks", Koskoff said in an interview with the Law Tribune after court.
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