Matthew Schwartz represented Laura Hart McKinny, the screenwriter whose recorded interviews with Detective Mark Fuhrman became one of the most significant pieces of evidence in the trial. Appearing across several proceedings in August and September 1995, Schwartz produced twelve audio cassettes and transcripts in response to a subpoena, while fighting to protect his client's proprietary interests through protective orders and sealing of materials not directly relevant to the case. His involvement spanned key moments in the Fuhrman tapes saga — from their initial production in court, through battles over access and admissibility, to McKinny's eventual cross-examination.