Ex-congressman George Santos sentenced to 87 months in prison for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft
Former Congressman George Anthony Devolder Santos was sentenced for committing wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Here’s how law students learn early to navigate NY courts long before they’re actually representing clients
Liakas Law is hosting five interns this summer, offering Brooklyn Law School students hands-on experience in NYC courts and legal offices.
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NYS courts team up with Brooklyn Cyclones for inaugural evening of celebration and bonding
Brooklyn courts joined the Cyclones at Maimonides Park for a night honoring staff and building camaraderie across the court system.
UK citizen faces $99M wine fraud charges
James Wellesley was arraigned in Brooklyn for allegedly running a $99M wine fraud scheme through Bordeaux Cellars with a co-defendant.
Appeals court throws out plea deal for alleged mastermind of Sept. 11 attacks
A court tossed a plea deal for 9/11 suspect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, prolonging the case and debate over justice vs. closure.
From intern to leader, Jennifer Joly pays it forward through Brooklyn Courts’ youth program
Jennifer Joly went from teen intern to Appellate Division staffer, now helping lead the Kings County Court program that launched her career.
Queens County Bar Association’s newest president looks to the future
Kristen Dubowski-Barba begins her QCBA term aiming to expand services, boost engagement and support public service and advocacy.
Historic Brooklyn Bar Association uses good, old-fashioned baseball outing to bond with young, new members
Brooklyn Bar Association bonded over baseball at a Cyclones game, building community, supporting students and celebrating Brooklyn pride.
Luchese crime family captain sentenced to prison for racketeering, money laundering, and illegal gambling
Luchese captain Anthony Villani was sentenced to 21 months for running a $35M illegal gambling ring and laundering money through fake rent.
Rikers detainee dies day after attorney filed for his release
A terminally ill detainee died in NYCDOC custody a day after his lawyer sought release. He was the 8th death in custody this year.
Appeals court overturns right-wing influencer’s conviction for spreading 2016 election falsehoods
A federal appeals court overturned Douglass Mackey’s conviction for 2016 election disinformation, citing lack of evidence he conspired.
Brooklyn Defenders takes charge at embattled Queens legal services provider
Brooklyn Defender Services has taken over Queens Defenders and its $32M contract after its former director was charged in a fraud case.
Mario Romano honored at Bay Ridge Lawyers dinner for year of service
Bay Ridge Lawyers honored outgoing president Mario Romano at its annual dinner, celebrating a year of teamwork and legal community milestones.
Mayor forms new office for free legal services
NYC launched a new office to connect residents with free legal help as immigrant arrests rise and a public defender strike looms.