Category: Firm News

Recent NBA and MLB indictments highlight the DOJ’s growing effort to crack down on sports betting based on nonpublic information. This article examines the cases, the government’s reliance on federal wire fraud laws, and the unresolved question of when betting on lesser-known information crosses into…

Congratulations to Julián Alejandro Ríos for being selected to Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2025 Edition!

Ford O’Brien Landy LLP is pleased to honor our 2025 Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars! Super Lawyers: Adam Ford– Criminal Defense: White-Collar Robert S. Landy – Civil Litigation: Defense Kevin O’Brien– Criminal Defense: White-Collar Noah Genel– Criminal Defense: White-Collar Renée Jarusinsky – Criminal Defense: White-Collar…

We are pleased to share that Noah Genel has joined the New York Building Congress and its Construction Law Committee. The Construction Law Committee brings together in-house counsel and attorneys from member firms to address key legal issues affecting the construction industry. We look forward…

Lawdragon names 500 leading litigators in America

Ford O’Brien Landy LLP is proud to announce that Arthur Kutoroff (White-Collar, Investigations) and Christine Isaacs (Litigation, Investigations) have been named in THE 2025 LAWDRAGON 500 X – THE NEXT GENERATION. Congratulations Arthur Kutoroff & Christine Isaacs! To learn more about Law Dragon and see the…

  Ford O’Brien Landy LLP‘s White-Collar Crime & Government Investigation practice is recognized by Chambers and Partners USA Guide, 2025. This recognition demonstrates our capabilities and commitment to deliver exceptional legal representation to our clients.    

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — In a pivotal legal decision, the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas has ruled that Dr. William Husel’s defamation lawsuit against Mount Carmel Health System, Trinity Health Corporation, and former executive Edward Lamb can proceed to trial. The court denied the defendant’s…

In a significant legal development, the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas has ruled that Dr. William Husel’s defamation lawsuit against Mount Carmel Health System, Trinity Health Corporation, and former executive Edward Lamb may proceed to trial. Link to full article

Judge Dale Ho of Manhattan federal court concluded that Khudainatov was a “mere straw” owner and allowed the auction to proceed in rulings issued on Monday and Tuesday. Adam Ford, a lawyer representing Khudainatov, said the ruling was “legally and factually flawed” and said he…