Robert Mintz quoted in “Why Is the Government Retrying Menendez and How Will It Be Different?,” which appeared on nj.com
Garden State Energy Policy Goes Green With New Gov.
From a reunion with a regional cap-and-trade program to a rebirth for offshore wind development, newly minted New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy heralds a greening of the Garden State's energy policies, Trenton watchers say. “I think we're going to see some substantial movement in different directions,” Continue Reading
Attorneys Grapple with Best Way to Handle Management
Joe Boccassini, McCarter & English LLP’s firmwide managing partner, is no stranger to the routine. “When you’re a litigator, you’re really busy at times and other times you’re not busy,” Boccassini said. “But this is like being on trial all the time. Whether it’s at the beginning or end of Continue Reading
Robert Mintz interviewed in “Justice Department Decides to Retry Sen. Menendez,” which appeared on Bloomberg Radio
Robert Mintz quoted in “U.S. to Retry Bob Menendez in Corruption Trial,” which appeared in The Wall Street Journal
Robert Mintz quoted in “Menendez to Face Retrial In Corruption Case, Feds Say,” which appeared in The Star Ledger and The Trenton Times
U.S. Government Shutdown Would Increase Pentagon’s Weapons Costs
A U.S. government shutdown will stall new defense department contracts and ultimately increase the costs of weapons, creating even more budgetary headaches as lawmakers grapple with a government funding crisis. Depending on the length of the shutdown it could cost hundreds of millions of dollars Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Prosecutors Intend to Retry Menendez on Corruption Charges,” which appeared in The Record and on northjersey.com
NJ Nursing Moms Law Poses Challenges For Small Employers
The recent expansion of New Jersey’s anti-bias law to include female employees at companies of any size who need time and space to breastfeed or pump milk could create logistics and operations hurdles for small businesses that had enjoyed exemption from a similar federal law if it posed a Continue Reading