Joseph Belluck, a 16-year member of the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct, is staying on the 11-member watchdog, the CJC announced on Thursday.  The attorney was reappointed for another four-year term by Gov. Kathy Hochul, the commission said in a statement.

The Supreme Court of Georgia has reversed a murder conviction linked to a rap video after deciding prosecutors’ reliance on the evidence involved a judicial abuse of discretion in violation of evidentiary Rule 403. As prevailing appellant counsel now seek their client’s release from prison, they’re breaking down why the…

After double-digit percentage gains in recent years, Crowell & Moring’s growth in gross revenue slowed last year, inching up 0.9% to $595.5 million last year, as receipts from the firm’s contingency docket returned to lower levels last year. As a result, the Washington, D.C.-headquartered firm’s profits per equity partner dropped by more than…

Continuing on a decade-long path of “steady, sustainable, strategic growth,” Cozen O’Connor booked a 5.5% increase in gross revenue in 2023, boosting its top line by about $34 million to just over $653 million. Boasting an intentionally diversified practice mix and income stream, the firm also fleshed out its nonequity…

The early months of a new year always present an opportunity to reflect on how an industry has advanced and where we’re headed. For cybersecurity professionals, 2023 marked the maturity of the government’s efforts and strategy for a more secure landscape. It also signaled that corporate boards, C-Suites, and other…

The Southern District of New York remains by far the busiest district for federal securities litigation, but the number of cases filed fell nationwide between 2021 and 2023, according to a new report from Lex Machina. In the highly active deal environment of 2021, the volume of securities litigation peaked…