Los Angeles (CNN) -- A lawyer for Michael Jackson's family seemed satisfied as he left the Los Angeles courthouse after the first week of the pop star's wrongful death trial. "There's a long way to go and we hope the evidence supports -- and we believe it does -- that Dr. (Conrad) Murray was unfit for the job he was hired to do," attorney Brian Panish said. "He was financially motivated and was in serious financial straits." Jackson's mother and three children are suing AEG Live, contending the concert promoter is liable in the pop icon's death because it hired, retained and/or supervised Murray, the doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
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Conrad Murray was $1 million in debt when he took the job as Michael Jackson's doctor
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A Las Vegas man told police Murray's negligence caused his father's death
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Katherine Jackson told investigators her family "attempted several interventions"
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Part of Thursday's testimony in the civil trial focused on the pop icon's messy bedroom
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