Prosecuting and Defending Restrictive Covenant Claims
Race to the Finish Line: McCarter & English December CLE Series (Newark) Continue Reading
FirmFuture: The Practice Management Conference
Burt Winnick speaks at the "FirmFuture: The Practice Management Conference" in Boston, MA. Continue Reading
Legal “Stuff” Every Entrepreneur Should Know: Selecting a Corporation Type, Registering your Business, and Governance Matters
MIT Legatum Center Continue Reading
Tax Traps Involving Partnerships and S Corporations
Alan’s presentation addressed a variety of traps presented by common business transactions entered into by partnerships and S corporations – both from a tax planning and return preparation standpoint – including (i) misconceptions regarding allocations of partnership income and loss, (ii) Continue Reading
Use of Experts in Property Tax Litigation
Susan Feeney presents a CLE seminar at Verizon headquarters in Basking Ridge, NJ, entitled Use of Experts in Property Tax Litigation. Continue Reading
Basic Employment Law Issues for Emerging Companies
Navigating the myriad of federal and state employment laws is one of the thorniest issues facing a growing company. In this program, John McKelway of McCarter & English discusses key things every employer needs to know. Topics will include: Employees versus independent Continue Reading
Property Tax Appeal Update: Strategies for Reducing Your Assessment
Regulation S-ID: Identity Theft Red Flag Rules: Going Beyond a Simple Identify Theft Program – What Else is Involved?
Rich Green and Steven Weisman will speak on "Regulation S-ID: Identity Theft Red Flag Rules: Going Beyond a Simple Identify Theft Program – What Else is Involved?" at the NRS Technology and Communication Compliance Conference in Boston, MA. Continue Reading
New Developments in US Patent Litigation and Prosecution
Michael Friscia and Mark Giarratana spoke at "New Developments in US Patents Litigation and Prosecution" on November 7, 2014 in Osaka, Japan. The panels included "Part 1: US Patent Strategies Following the AIA" and "Part 2: The Recent Developments in US Patent Law." Continue Reading