Robert Mintz quoted in “Attorneys React To High Court’s Political Bribery Ruling,” which appeared in Law360
Robert Mintz quoted in “Supreme Court Puts Reins On Corruption Probes,” which appeared in The Record
Discrimination Ruling in Raymours Seen as Having Strong Ripple Effect
The crackdown by the Supreme Court of New Jersey on employers who shorten the two-year limitations period on discrimination claims is expected by some employment lawyers to have far-reaching impact. The court's recent decision in Rodriguez v. Raymours Furniture Co. said the state's Law Against Continue Reading
Women in Law Empowerment Forum (WILEF) 2015
Firm Among Only 19 Nationwide So Recognized 5 Years Running: Only 44 U.S. Law Firms Met WILEF’s Exacting Standards in 2015 The Women in Law Empowerment Forum has awarded McCarter & English its Gold Standard Certification for the fifth consecutive year. WILEF's Gold Standard program certifies Continue Reading
McCarter & English Partners With The Women’s Business Development Council
McCarter & English recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony with The Women’s Business Development Council (WBDC) to announce a new partnership. The firm will support WBDC in its mission to develop women business leaders, and strengthen the Connecticut economy through financial, entrepreneurial Continue Reading
DOL Regs May Get Closer Look After High Court OT Pay Case
The U.S. Supreme Court's conclusion Monday that the U.S. Department of Labor failed to properly explain the reasons behind its rule that car dealership service advisers should qualify for overtime may lead courts to take a closer look at other controversial regulations proposed by the agency that Continue Reading
Robert Mintz interviewed in “Illegal Evidence Allowed in Court,” which appeared on Bloomberg Radio
NJ Justices Force Employers To Play Long Game In Bias Rows
A New Jersey Supreme Court decision Wednesday sinking employer time limits on worker discrimination claims eradicates the certainty that such contractual restrictions could provide businesses over possible suits, forcing companies to think long when it comes to document retention and other Continue Reading
5 Things To Know About High Court’s Kirtsaeng Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court issued its first copyright decision in nearly two years on Thursday, weighing in on the tricky question of when prevailing parties should be able to recoup their attorneys' fees from the losing side. The decision came in the case of Supap Kirtsaeng, who appealed to the Continue Reading