Firm co-founder Arlo Devlin-Brown joined a panel on AI, law firms, and the future of the practice of law at NYU School of Law’s Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement Fall AI Conference on September 18, 2026.
Arlo was joined on the panel by Keith Enright, Chief Strategy Officer at Harvey; Jacquelyn Kasulis of Kirkland & Ellis; and Carla King of KKR. The panel was moderated by Avi Gesser of Debevoise & Plimpton.
Thanks to Joseph Facciponti and Jennifer Arlen of PCCE for the invitation.
Law360 examines the role of specialist litigation boutiques in high-stakes matters involving the Trump administration. The coverage highlights the value of focused, senior-led counsel where political, regulatory, and litigation risk converge.
Law360 explores the renewed momentum behind elite white-collar boutiques. The article considers why experienced former prosecutors and trial lawyers are building smaller, conflict-free practices for complex investigations, enforcement matters, and crisis situations.
Arlo Devlin-Brown joined Dan Abrams Live to discuss the federal indictment of Mayor Eric Adams, offering perspective on the government’s allegations, the prosecution’s strategy, and the legal questions likely to shape the case.
In comments to the National Law Journal, Arlo Devlin-Brown discusses the SEC’s allegations involving an Apex crypto scheme and the enforcement issues raised by misconduct in rapidly evolving digital-asset markets.
Arlo Devlin-Brown discusses the SEC–Ripple settlement and its implications for digital-asset regulation, including why market participants and regulators may favor clearer rules over continued litigation. As he put it, “neither industry players nor the SEC have appetite to litigate the issue of what is or is not a security while a new regulatory framework is under development.”
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Reuters covers the launch of Treanor Devlin Brown and the firm’s focus on white-collar defense, investigations, and cryptocurrency matters—drawing on the team’s trial experience and former-prosecutor perspective.
Law360 reports on the formation of Treanor Devlin Brown, a New York boutique focused on white-collar defense and complex investigations. The article highlights the founders’ experience at leading law firms and in government service.
Arlo Devlin-Brown comments on the SEC’s guidance concerning crypto staking, examining the limited clarity it provides and the regulatory questions that remain for digital-asset businesses and investors.
In the National Law Journal, Arlo Devlin-Brown addresses the SEC’s settlement with Ripple and the competing views within the agency on the future of crypto enforcement and regulation.
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Arlo Devlin-Brown discusses the DOJ’s case involving Garantex and alleged large-scale crypto money laundering, offering insight into the government’s approach to cross-border digital-asset enforcement.
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Arlo Devlin-Brown joined Good Day New York to discuss Judge Dale Ho’s decision dismissing the federal corruption case against Mayor Eric Adams, and what the ruling’s pointed criticism of the DOJ’s handling of the case means going forward.
Arlo Devlin-Brown appeared on Fox 5 to discuss the Department of Justice’s effort to dismiss the federal case against Mayor Eric Adams.
Arlo Devlin-Brown spoke with the New York Times about the legal challenges Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg would face if his office pursued state charges against Mayor Eric Adams.
Alvin Bragg Would Face Uphill Battle if He Took Adams Case – The New York Times
Arlo Devlin-Brown discusses the SEC’s approach to enforcement involving artificial intelligence in the securities industry.
Arlo Devlin-Brown joined CBS to discuss the investigation into alleged corruption within the NYPD.
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