Joseph W. Belluck

Highlights and Achievements

  • Graduated State University of New York School of Law, magna cum laude in 1994
  • Founding partner at Belluck & Fox, LLP
  • Helped win significant compensation in multiple asbestos and personal injury cases
  • More than 22 years of experience working with asbestos victims
  • Represented New York state in a successful case against tobacco companies
  • Volunteered at Trial Lawyers Care
  • Earned the highest possible rating for legal abilities and ethical standards by Martindale-Hubbell since 2007
  • New York Best and Super Lawyers, 2007 to the present (Thomson Reuters)
  • Bar admissions in New York, Vermont, Colorado, and Washington

Belluck earned a degree in sociology from the State University of New York (SUNY) Binghamton in 1989 and a law degree from SUNY Buffalo School of Law in 1994.

He is a founding member of Belluck & Fox and has spent his entire career advocating for victims in personal injury and asbestos cases. He helps patients from his office in New York, NY.

Experience

After earning a law degree, Belluck began working as a litigator advocating for personal injury victims and other types of individual and corporate harm.

He represented New York in tobacco litigation. He helped force tobacco companies to take down their advertising billboards throughout the state.

Belluck began working with asbestos victims in 1999. In 2001 he was inspired by the needs of the families of 9/11 victims and spent six months volunteering his legal services with Trial Lawyers Care. 

Founding Belluck & Fox in 2002, he began focusing on personal injury, especially asbestos cases. Belluck has won several notable cases on behalf of victims of asbestos exposure. These include significant compensation for victims and their families.

Also devoted to public service, Belluck was appointed to the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct in 2008 and is now the chair. He has been a SUNY trustee since 2010 and has been on the advisory committee for the New York State Rockefeller Institute Center for Law and Policy Solutions since 2017.

Belluck’s philanthropic interests include serving on the board of the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, an artists’ colony, and working with several non-profits: Precious Dreams, which provides items for homeless and foster children, and Children’s Rights, a group that advocates for child welfare system reform.

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