Robert Mintz quoted in “Who Will Be the Next Top Prosecutor in Jersey?” which appeared in The Record
Stimulating the Local Economy Through Pro Bono
La Liga del Barrio, Philadelphia’s first Latino youth basketball league, began as one small pickup team for kids. Approached more than 16 years ago by then-City Councilman Angel L. Ortiz, and with initial financial support from the Philadelphia 76ers, Raymond Alvarez and other community leaders Continue Reading
McCarter Attorneys Help International Rescue Committee
McCarter lawyers provided critical pro bono assistance to seven refugee clients of the International Rescue Committee who are trying to reunite with children, parents, and loved ones – many of whom are living in refugee camps. We completed the federal government paperwork necessary to initiate the Continue Reading
New Jersey Cases to Watch in 2017
Commenting on a pair of TCCWNA cases against restaurant chains pending in the New Jersey Supreme Court, Mr. Fanning said that the suits now before the justices don’t meet the certification standards of class actions. McCarter represents the New Jersey Business & Industry Association, which filed Continue Reading
Gov’t Contracts Policy And Cases To Watch In 2017
The direction federal contracting policy will take under the new administration remains somewhat vague, but there are hints available about what may be coming, and a number of pending court cases could also help shape the government contracts landscape in 2017. “We need more contracting officers Continue Reading
The Art of (Financing) The Deal
Scott Kobler is a prominent health care lawyer at McCarter & English in Newark who has been in the industry for more than 30 years. He is also on the boards of NJTV and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, and has been with the Newark Alliance since its founding. NJBIZ: How did you get involved Continue Reading
Robert Mintz interviewed on “Bloomberg Law: Surprise Appeals Court Overturns Boston Convictions,” which appeared in Bloomberg Radio
McCarter Partners Mentioned in the American Tort Reform Foundation’s 2016 Edition of “Judicial Hellholes”
David Kott and Edward Fanning are mentioned in the 2016 edition of “Judicial Hellholes,” an annual publication that “…identifies and documents problems in jurisdictions where judges in civil cases systematically apply laws and court procedures in a unfair and unbalanced manner, generally to the Continue Reading
Honeywell Case Tests NJ Policyholders’ Asbestos Liability
New Jersey's high court recently agreed to review a decision that Honeywell International Inc. doesn't have to help cover costs tied to certain asbestos-related injury suits filed after insurers started excluding asbestos coverage, and experts say a ruling reversing the lower court could expand Continue Reading