The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' (CMS) new Risk-Based Survey (RBS) process is reshaping how high-performing skilled nursing facilities are surveyed and how regulatory resources are allocated across the long-term care industry. McCarter partner Khaled Klele discusses the Continue Reading
Representing Nonprofits and Tax-Exempt Organizations
Helping nonprofits navigate the legal and tax landscape starts with the right framework. Jason Navarino moderates “Representing Nonprofits and Tax-Exempt Organizations,” hosted by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. The program covers corporate formation and governance, IRS Continue Reading
Patricia Malley to Participate in MCLE’s “What Estate Planners Need to Think About in Terms of Incapacity Planning”
A well-drafted incapacity plan is only as effective as its ability to work when it is actually needed. Patricia Malley will participate in MCLE’s What Estate Planners Need to Think About in Terms of Incapacity Planning, which takes a closer look at the legal and practical issues that can arise when Continue Reading
Healthcare Summit: Legislative & Stakeholder
New Jersey’s healthcare landscape is rapidly evolving, bringing new challenges and opportunities for employers, providers, insurers, and policymakers alike. McCarter partner Khaled Klele presents at the upcoming Healthcare Summit hosted by the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey, Continue Reading
Passing the Torch: Creating a Plan to Protect Your Clients, Your Reputation and Your Practice
Attorneys have an ethical obligation to protect their clients’ interests if they become unable to practice due to disbarment, disability, or death. A new directive from the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts asks attorneys in private practice to identify their succession planning Continue Reading
A Fireside Chat on Federal Practice and the Federal Family
McCarter & English partner Joseph Linares joins presenters for “A Fireside Chat on Federal Practice and the Federal Family,” presented by the New Jersey State Bar Association. During the program, Joseph and fellow speakers discuss federal practice in New Jersey, offering practical insights Continue Reading
That’s What She Said: Labor & Employment Law Lessons from the Office
Set in a fictional workplace, the TV sitcom The Office uses the unconventional management style of regional manager Michael Scott and his interactions with employees as a source of comedy. But the scenarios portrayed throughout the series also raise real labor and employment law questions. During Continue Reading
Bankruptcy Clerkship Info Session and Alumni Panel
Jonathan Carelli speaks on his clerkship experience in the US Bankruptcy Court of New York as part of a "Bankruptcy Clerkship Info Session and Alumni Panel" hosted by the St. John’s University School of Law’s Center for Bankruptcy Studies. Tailored to 2L and 3L students interested in bankruptcy law Continue Reading
The Economics Don’t Add Up
The economics of major college athletics are becoming increasingly difficult to balance. Rising costs, revenue sharing, facility demands, legal exposure, and competitive pressures are challenging institutions to reconsider how athletics fits within their financial and strategic priorities. At The Continue Reading
The Path to Partnership
McCarter & English partner Omar Bareentto moderates “The Path to Partnership” at the National Association of Muslim Lawyers (NAML) 2026 Annual Conference, Lighting the Way: Justice, Liberty, and Leadership, presented in collaboration with the Muslim Bar Association of New York. During the Continue Reading