the former Prime Minister of Ukraine. The article described how Horowitz and a team of lawyers were fighting the United States government over millions of dollars that were seized as part of the criminal prosecution of Lazarenko more than 15 years ago. In a 2016 case, Horowitz represented the founder of a white prison gang (Coby Phillips). Phillips read Elie Wiesel's book Night about Wieisel's Holocaust experiences, and he was so moved that he renounced his swastika tattoos and ordered his group members to stop using that symbol. In March 2018, that prosecutor left the district attorney's office and went into practice with Horowitz. In March 2017, police were called when radio show host, Michael Savage was thrown to the ground outside of a Marin County restaurant. Savage had been a vocal supporter of Donald Trump and Horowitz represented Savage telling the press that he was investigating "whether it had anything to do his client’s political views and his support of Trump". In June 2020, Horowitz filed civil rights lawsuits on behalf of three men who were arrested by the Richmond, California police department. Horowitz claimed that the men had verbally criticized the police but were acting within their 1st Amendment rights. The third man was arrested when he pushed an officer off the back of his brother. A video of the incident supported Horowitz' clients. Two weeks later all criminal charges were dismissed by the district attorney who said "“Our decision was made after a careful and thorough review of submitted evidence, including body worn camera video and police reports,” Becton said. “The complete breadth of evidence revealed that we could not in good faith proceed with the criminal prosecution against these men.” (Diane Becton, District Attorney) On January 13, 2022 Horowitz sued John Muir Health, a hospital that the New York Times cited as having the highest reimbursement rates in the country. He sued on behalf of Dr. Alicia Kalamas who alleged that the hospital pursued profit over the safety of patients. The lawsuit cited numerous instances of patient deaths due to the hospital's misconduct. It also asserted that the hospital profited from its lower standard of care as the hospital billed when patients were readmitted even when the hospital was at fault. in one part of the lawsuit it was alleged that the hospital billed millions for patients who were readmitted because the hospital had failed to