Trial Begins for Former Cleveland Attorney Accused in Client’s 2013 Murder
The trial has begun for Gregory Moore, a former Cleveland divorce attorney accused of murdering his client, Aliza Sherman, more than 13 years after her death in March 2013 outside his downtown Cleveland office.
Cleveland Akron, OH, September 14, 2026 —
The trial for Gregory Moore, a former divorce attorney in Cleveland, has commenced. Moore is accused of the murder of his client, Aliza Sherman. The death of Sherman occurred more than 13 years ago, in March 2013.
The alleged murder took place outside Moore’s office in downtown Cleveland. Details regarding the progression of the investigation or specific charges beyond the accusation of murder were not provided in the summary.
The timeline indicates that the trial is taking place over a decade after the victim’s death. The relationship between the accused and the victim was that of attorney and client. Further details concerning the evidence presented, the expected duration of the trial, or the names of legal representatives for either the prosecution or the defense were not available in the provided summary.
The legal proceedings are focused on events that transpired in March 2013, with the trial now underway to address the charges against Gregory Moore. The summary does not specify the cause of Aliza Sherman’s death or the manner in which the alleged murder was carried out. Information regarding any prior legal actions or investigations related to the case before the commencement of this trial was also not specified.
The case involves a former legal professional and a former client, highlighting a significant period of time between the alleged crime and the current trial. The location of the incident is identified as outside Moore’s downtown Cleveland office.
Story summarized from the original created by John Kosich on www.news5cleveland.com, see more information here.
