Prosecutors asked a Delaware federal judge on Wednesday to label nine former and current employees at Wilmington Trust Corp. "hostile witnesses" ahead of a securities fraud trial, a designation that would change the ground rules when they testify. That motion cited a Law360 interview with Continue Reading
McCarter Ranked 4th in the Nation for Highest Ratio of Female Attorneys Working on USPTO PTAB Patent Cases
Legal analytics can now identify law firms committed to gender diversity by analyzing the gender of attorney appearances. Docket Alarm has done so for the United States Supreme Court and specialized patent courts. The lack of gender diversity is significant, especially in patent cases. Here we Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Menendez Trial Starts Today: the Investigation Explained,” which appeared in NJ.com
Robert Mintz quoted in “Menendez Trial Set to Begin with Tensions High and Washington Watching,” which appeared in The New York Times
Defense Bill Would Privatize the Way the Federal Government Buys Everyday Staples
New legislation working its way through Congress could significantly alter the way commercial companies sell everyday products and services to the U.S. military and federal agencies, opening the door for online retailers to reach a massive new customer. “A lot of companies that are primarily Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez’s Trial Will Be Tricky for Prosecution,” which appeared in The Wall Street Journal
Christopher Adams Featured in Lawyer Monthly
Christopher Adams has been featured on the cover issue of Lawyer Monthly. Within the pages, he shares his story of taking a risk in law, the keys to starting your own firm, and marking your legal footprint. Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Menendez Trial to Test Line between Friendship, Corruption,” which appeared in Law360
FERC Urged to Prop up Illiquid Natural Gas Indexes
An index is only as good as the data that goes into it. By that measure, the North American natural gas market indexes – which are used to price nearly 80% of physical supply contracts – could be on their way to irrelevance. “It’s been kind of dire for a long time,” says John Gregg, a partner at Continue Reading