Robert Mintz quoted in “Ex-Christie Allies Plead Not Guilty in Bridge Case,” which appeared on the Associated Press news wire
Mylan Created Dutch-style Poison Pill to Protect Itself
Mylan’s recent reincorporation in the Netherlands was part of the generic drugmaker’s strategy to reduce its global tax bill. But the shift, accomplished while keeping its operational headquarters in Cecil, came with another benefit: a European-style poison pill that could help Mylan thwart a Continue Reading
What If You Have To Eat A Forest? New Arguments To Patent New Antibiotic
On March 2, attorney Maria Laccotripe Zacharakis of McCarter & English, Boston, submitted a response to the rejection to the PTO. She wrote that the compound “is not present in nature in useable form because it is present in extremely low concentrations in the soil” and that the isolation of the Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Ferriero Likely to Target Racketeering Verdict,” which appeared in The Record
Frank Ferruggia honoree at the 21st Annual Tomorrow’s Stars Tonight Gala benefiting the Newark School of the Arts
Newark, New Jersey – On April 14, 2015, Newark School of the Arts hosted its 21st Annual Tomorrow’s Stars Tonight Gala benefitting the school and honoring Frank E. Ferruggia, Partner, McCarter & English, LLP (Corporate Honoree), Henry Rinder, CPA, Smollin, Lupin & Co. P.A. (Service Award Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Menendez Donor Seen Facing Pressure with New Fraud Charges,” which appeared on Bloomberg.com
McCarter & English Promotes Six to Partnership
NEWARK - McCarter & English, LLP has named six new partners, all of whom had been associates at the firm. The new partners hail from three of the firm’s nine offices and include two Intellectual Property/Information Technology attorneys and one each from the firm’s Business Litigation; Continue Reading
Robert Mintz quoted in “Menendez Same-Day Service Seen Upending Just Friends Defense,” which appeared on Bloomberg.com
RadioShack Bankruptcy to Test Shelf Life of Privacy Vows
With state regulators raising objections to RadioShack Corp.'s potential sale of personal data of up to 117 million customers, the company's bankruptcy proceedings will test whether privacy promises made to customers live on after a business has collapsed. "When a company obtains customer Continue Reading