Lee Holtzman is a Newark-based partner at McCarter & English, where he represents commercial real estate owners on property tax appeals, and is a member of the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Taxation. We asked Lee to give us three reasons why troubles in the brick-and-mortar retail Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Ex-Prosecutors at Big Firms Weigh Costs of Speaking Out on Trump,” which appeared in The American Lawyer
4 Ways to Stay on a Judge’s Good Side during a Patent Case
Patent trial lawyers who speak down to judges and juries, don’t follow the rules or come unprepared are going to be quick to raise the ire of the court. Here, several experienced litigators share tips to stay in the good graces of judges overseeing patent cases. Know Your Audience When it Continue Reading
4 Ways Clients Drive PE Attys Nuts (And How to Handle It)
Clients are the lifeblood of the legal world, and private equity is no exception, but they don't always make life easy for their chosen legal counsel, and an important part of an attorney’s job is to create successful working relationships no matter how many obstacles stand in the way. There are Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “What Happens to Corporate Crime Cases with the FBI in flux?,” which appeared in The Associated Press
Millennials to Watch in Greater Philadelphia: Who is Making an Impact?
Throughout 2017, the Philadelphia Business Journal profiled Millennials to Watch in our region – people born in 1982 or later who are having an impact in their industries and the community. Continue Reading
Corrective Action No Panacea for Contractors
The most recent U.S. Government Accountability Office figures suggest the percentage of contractors winning some form of relief after filing bid protests has kept rising for more than 15 years, but the increase has failed to translate into meaningful benefits for protesters, attorneys say. While Continue Reading
4 Ways to Make Your Client’s Offer Stand out Above the Rest
When multiple public and private suitors are competing to buy the same company, the increased competition means clients are in need of attorneys who can make their offer look more appealing than the proposals being put forth by rival bidders. Many industries have undergone major consolidation in Continue Reading