McCarter & English is pleased to announce that two highly accomplished government contracts and cybersecurity lawyers, Alexander W. Major and Franklin C. Turner, have joined the firm’s Government Contracts & Export Controls and Cybersecurity & Data Privacy practices as partners, after Continue Reading
Robert Mintz interviewed in “Bloomberg Law Brief: Judges Speak Out Against CA Court,” which appeared on Bloomberg Radio
How PE Attys Can Survive And Even Prosper In The Summer
Summertime isn’t the safe haven from responsibility it once was, and private equity attorneys who are expected to spend the dog days of summer helping clients clinch deals and close funds need to find ways to stay focused without losing their cool. It’s hot, your friends and colleagues and Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Nursing School Wins Case Against State Board of Nursing Over Student Exam Rate,” which appeared in NJBIZ
Why Demand For LP Co-Investments Continues To Rise
Private equity interest in co-investment deals alongside their limited partners continues to rise in popularity, and experts say co-investments are only becoming more attractive as PE funds seek to take advantage of the benefits, including the strengthening of relationships with LPs and improved Continue Reading
10 Attorneys Join NJSBA Leadership Academy Fellows
The New Jersey State Bar Association welcomed 10 attorneys as the second class of fellows to its Leadership Academy, including McCarter & English's Onome Adejemilua. The selected attorneys represent all corners of the legal community, belonging to large and mid-size firms to government Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Emails Hover Over Ex-NJ DOT Chief In Airline Bribery Case,” which appeared in Law360
In Ex-Fox Anchor Harassment Case, Accusations of ‘Judge Shopping’
Lawyers for the Fox News chairman, Roger Ailes, are looking to transfer a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by the former anchor Gretchen Carlson to a New York federal court, a move her lawyers immediately dismissed as “judge shopping.” In papers filed on Friday, Mr. Ailes’s lawyers argued that the Continue Reading
Lawyers Go To Bat For Kids To Attend Camp
The rules seemed kind of quirky for a softball tournament and costly, too. If your team gave up a home run, or got caught up in a double play, that was $125. A strike out was the same price and so was hitting a foul ball with a two-strike count. And if the pitcher let the ball come off the bat Continue Reading
Stunted-Chicken Ruling Hatches Fight Over Defect Exclusions
A New Jersey appeals court's Thursday ruling that adverse side effects caused by chicken feed additive are covered property damage chips away at precedent long relied upon by insurance carriers in product defect cases, but the court's new test for how an exclusion for impaired property is applied Continue Reading