Pass-through businesses like S-corps and partnerships that are bidding for federal contracts will need to be extra cautious about ensuring individual executives and shareholders pay outstanding tax liabilities now that the federal government has finalized rules barring tax cheats and convicted Continue Reading
Robert Mintz interviewed in “Bloomberg Law: ‘Bridgegate’ Trial,” which appeared on Bloomberg Radio
Daniel Brown Named to Delaware Business Times DBT40 2016
Daniel Brown has been named to the Delaware Business Times "DBT40 2016," a list of Delaware professionals under the age of 40 who are making a difference across the state with their intelligence, initiative and innovation. The award winners will be honored at a October 13 reception at the Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Bridgegate Trial: Christie Taking the Heat of Prosecution, Defense,” The Record and The Asbury Park Press
Robert Mintz quoted in “Bridgegate Trial: Christie Taking Heat from Defense, Prosecution,” which appeared in USA Today
Software Co. Sues Ex-Ally Under New Trade Secrets Law
Manufacturing software maker Visim Inc. filed suit in Delaware federal court Wednesday accusing Plex Systems Inc. of stealing proprietary software and algorithms that were covered by confidentiality agreements, in violation of the Defense of Trade Secrets Act of 2016. Visim, which does business Continue Reading
NJ Ruling May Widen Exposure To Excessive Jury Awards
A recent New Jersey Supreme Court decision that judges considering motions to modify jury awards should rely on the specific facts of a case as opposed to past verdicts leaves defendants vulnerable to arbitrarily determined, and possibly excessive, damage payouts, experts say. In a unanimous Continue Reading
James Regan Named 2016 “New Leaders in the Law” by the Connecticut Law Tribune
James Regan in the Hartford office was named 2016 “New Leaders in the Law” by the Connecticut Law Tribune. They were among 37 winners, who were judged by a panel of four judges for development of the law, advocacy/community contributions, service to the bar, and peer/public recognition. They will be Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Investigations like Bridgegate turn on Nuances, Legal Experts say,” which appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer
Multiple Jurisdictions Pose Problems In Terror Prosecution
As charges mount against Ahmad Khan Rahami in connection with bombings in Manhattan and New Jersey, one thing could make the job of prosecutors and defense lawyers more complicated-charges have been brought against the defendant in three jurisdictions. The U.S. Attorneys’ Office for the Southern Continue Reading