Joseph Linares joins presenters for “Hot Tips in Federal Practice and Procedure” at the 2025 Mid-Year Meeting presented by the New Jersey State Bar Association in Sorrento, Italy. During the program, Joseph discusses issues practitioners need to know and breaks down the latest trends, developments, Continue Reading
David Kott Moderates Certified Civil Trial Attorney Exam Prep CLE
David Kott moderated the NJICLE 2025 Attorney Preparation CLE for the New Jersey Certified Civil Trial Attorney Examination. Continue Reading
Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property in the Age of AI
Matthew Sklar presents “Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property in the Age of AI” at the Passaic County Entrepreneurs Meetup on Tuesday, September 30. This monthly event is designed for local entrepreneurs, small business owners, and innovators to network and learn from each other every last Continue Reading
Vanessa Roberts Avery Delivers White Collar Lecture at Quinnipiac University School of Law
McCarter & English Partner Vanessa Roberts Avery serves as a guest lecturer in a White Collar Crime class at Quinnipiac University School of Law. Continue Reading
Government Contract Compliance and Cybersecurity
Alex Major and Franklin Turner provide important guidance for government contractors who are seeking to ensure compliance with the government’s rapidly expanding cybersecurity requirements. Contractors learn about the statutory and regulatory requirements applicable to contractors including: Continue Reading
CMMC Webinar: Final DFARS CMMC Rule
The DoD has issued the Final Rule amending the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), which triggers the phased implementation of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program. Alex Major speaks about the timelines and implications of the new Final Rule on your Continue Reading
Connecticut Civil Practice, Procedure, and Forms Program
Jennifer Black Strutt presents at the National Business Institute seminar as part of the “Connecticut Civil Practice, Procedure, and Forms” program, which is designed to provide insights into civil practice, enhance mastery of the rules of procedure and evidence, offer creative tips for pleadings, Continue Reading
“Killing Me Softly”—Will AI Transform or Replace Traditional Estate Planning?
Tim Ferges speaks on the panel “’Killing Me Softly’ – Will AI Transform or Replace Traditional Estate Planning?” at the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting in Cape May, New Jersey. The program covers the impact of artificial intelligence on trust and estate Continue Reading
Hot Topics: Defending a Politically Connected Client or Case
Daniella Gordon moderates a panel, "Hot Topics: Defending a Politically Connected Client or Case," at the 2025 White Collar Seminar & Fall Board Meeting, hosted by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL). Daniella also serves as co-chair of he conference, which the seminar Continue Reading
A Discussion of the Supreme Court Decision in Estate of Crystal Walcott Spill v. Markovitz
The New Jersey Supreme Court held that an individual outside the reach of New Jersey’s jurisdiction is not a party within the definition of the Comparative Negligence Act for purposes of allocation. However, that individual may be a joint tortfeasor for purposes of seeking contribution under Continue Reading