The New Jersey Supreme Court has granted leave for McCarter to argue on behalf of amici curiae New Jersey Business & Industry Association, Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey, and the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce. At issue in the case is whether the arbitration clause in Continue Reading
Call to Ax Weakest Whistleblower Cases Seen as Scaring Away Some Relators
The chances of winning a whistleblower suit against the U.S. government are expected to become slimmer, thanks to a recent Department of Justice memo highlighting the government’s right to dismiss False Claims Act cases when it declines to participate. Thomas Finn of McCarter & English in Continue Reading
Robert Mintz interviewed in “Bloomberg Law Brief: Justice Dept. Drops Charges,” which appeared on Bloomberg Radio
Robert Mintz quoted in “Bribery Theory Proved Too Tough To Retry Menendez,” which appeared in Law360
Robert Mintz quoted in “In Shocking Move, Feds Drop All Charges Against Sen. Bob Menendez,” which appeared in The Star Ledger and The Trenton Times
Robert Mintz quoted in “Judge Dismisses All Charges Against Sen. Menendez Following Request from Prosecutors,” which appeared in The Washington Post and The Chicago Tribune
Robert Mintz quoted in “Justice Department Moves to Drop Corruption Case Against New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez,” which appeared in USA Today and The Record
Robert Mintz quoted in “Justice Department Drops Senator Menendez Bribery Case,” which appeared in Bloomberg
Boston Business Journal
Massachusetts’s federal court system is deciding on new rules that could speed up that patent case process, leading to lower legal bills. Massachusetts tech and biotech companies may file more intellectual property lawsuits as a result. “I don’t know that I can put a number on it, but I think Continue Reading
McCarter & English Urges NJ Governor Murphy to Provide Universal Representation to All Low-Income Immigrants
McCarter & English was one of the more than 50 legal organizations, faith, community and labor groups and former immigration judges who signed a letter to New Jersey Governor Murphy urging him to implement a universal representation program to ensure that all low-income people are represented in Continue Reading