In a recent, closely watched murder trial, jurors remained deadlocked after more than 36 hours of deliberations, raising important questions about what happens when a jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict. In this episode of Bloomberg Law Radio, former federal prosecutor Robert Mintz examines the Continue Reading
Mark Salah Morgan Explores the Stories of the Egyptian Diaspora in Beyond the Nile Podcast
McCarter & English partner Mark Salah Morgan is celebrating, chronicling, and preserving the stories of extraordinary Egyptians who have shaped the diaspora and the world. In Beyond the Nile podcast, Mark is joined by leaders in business, medicine, law, and other fields, to highlight the Continue Reading
Robert Mintz Discusses DOJ’s Dismissal of Reflecting Pool Vandalism Charges
The Justice Department has dismissed felony vandalism charges against a former Olympian after finding that the reflecting pool was damaged by a botched contractor installation, not an act of vandalism. In this episode of Bloomberg Law Radio, former federal prosecutor Robert Mintz analyzes the Continue Reading
Erik Belt Discusses How Companies Design Around Patents on inventRightTV
Many inventors assume that obtaining a patent automatically prevents competitors from copying their products. In a recent appearance on inventRightTV, McCarter & English partner Erik Belt discussed a common misunderstanding about patent protection and explained how companies often develop Continue Reading
Ron Leibman Shares Insights on the Montgomery Decision on On the Move with Dan Ronan
Ron Leibman recently joined On the Move with Dan Ronan (SiriusXM) to discuss the far-reaching implications of the Supreme Court’s Montgomery decision and what it means for the trucking and logistics industry. During the conversation, Ron explored how the decision may expand liability exposure for Continue Reading
Mangione Evidence
A New York state judge ruled that prosecutors can use a gun and notebook seized from Luigi Mangione’s backpack at his murder trial, but found that other that evidence was improperly obtained. In this episode of Bloomberg Law Radio, former federal prosecutor Robert Mintz analyzes the judge’s mixed Continue Reading
Comey Indicted
For the second time in seven months, the Department of Justice has indicted former FBI Director James Comey in connection with an Instagram post depicting seashells arranged on the beach. Robert Mintz, Chair of McCarter’s Government Investigations & White Collar Defense Group and a former Continue Reading
Comey Indicted for Second Time
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted in connection with an Instagram post from May of last year depicting seashells arranged on the beach. The indictment claims a reasonable recipient, who’s familiar with the surrounding circumstances, would interpret the post as a serious expression of Continue Reading
Robert Mintz on How DOJ Errors Are Challenging Relations with Federal Judges on Bloomberg Law Radio
The US Department of Justice has experienced turnover, leaving a smaller, less experienced group of lawyers to manage an increasing volume of litigation. In a recent episode of Bloomberg Law Radio, McCarter partner and former federal prosecutor Robert Mintz discussed the importance of the Continue Reading
Zachary Myers Discusses Criminal Case Involving AI-Generated Images of Minors
As generative artificial intelligence tools become more powerful and widely available, they are also being misused to create harmful and exploitative content online. In a recent case in Indiana, an 18-year-old man was arrested and charged with offenses that include using generative AI tools to Continue Reading