Brockman lawyers, citing client's declining health, want case tried in Texas

December 02, 2020 01:01 AM

Lawyers for former Reynolds and Reynolds CEO Bob Brockman want a judge to move the federal tax evasion and wire fraud case against him to his home state of Texas, citing Brockman's declining health as a factor.

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