McCarter congratulates client ChristianaCare on being awarded first place in the Philadelphia Business Journal’s Best Real Estate Deals of 2025: Health Care for its $50.3 million acquisition of five outpatient centers in Pennsylvania. McCarter & English played a key role in the transaction, Continue Reading
Iran War Raises War Exclusion Fears For Cyber Coverage
As geopolitical tensions rise, companies are facing a new, unpredictable risk: the mix of cyberattacks and war exclusions in their insurance policies. Nicole Corona speaks with Law360 on the Iranian war and what it means for policyholders. The March 2023 attack on Stryker Corp. by an Iran-linked Continue Reading
Judge Jose L. Linares (ret.) Recognized as a 2026 Trustees for Justice Honoree
The Tri-County Scholarship Fund recognizes McCarter & English partner Judge Jose L. Linares (ret.) as a 2026 Trustees for Justice Honoree. Judge Linares and fellow honorees will be celebrated at the Lawyers for Tri-County 11th Annual Awards Dinner on May 19, 2026. The Annual Lawyers for Continue Reading
The Long, Winding Road for Trump’s Tariff Refunds
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has presented its plan for issuing tariff refunds, but uncertainties remain. Judge Richard K. Eaton of the Court of International Trade (CIT) recently ruled that all amounts paid must be refunded, with interest accruing for each month the refunds are Continue Reading
Why Cutting Anthropic from Government Could Be Harder than Expected
The Trump administration is heading to court to defend its ban on federal use of Anthropic products, but removing the technology from government systems may be an even greater challenge. In an unprecedented move, the Pentagon designated Anthropic a supply chain risk in early March, barring the Continue Reading
Four Open Questions on Tariff Refund System Development
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is developing a system to refund IEEPA tariffs. Zack Hadzismajlovic, head of McCarter & English’s Global Trade practice, told Law360 it is not clear yet whether the program will cover all the IEEPA duties. And in certain cases where entries may have Continue Reading
International Arbitration Experts Discuss the Major Challenges for Arbitration in 2026
What is shaping the future of international arbitration? Rapidly advancing technology and geopolitical and economic instability are at the top of the list of challenges international arbitration industry leaders outline in the March 2026 issue of Mealey’s International Arbitration Report. McCarter Continue Reading
McCarter Lawyers Named 2026 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in New Jersey
Several McCarter attorneys have been recognized by Thomson Reuters as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in New Jersey. Nominated by their peers and clients, only 5 percent of lawyers in each state receive the Super Lawyers recognition and 2.5 percent are acknowledged as Rising Stars. The firm is Continue Reading
SCOTUS Denying Petition in VPPA Case Could Help Business Defendants, Lawyer Says
The US Supreme Court refused to take up a Video Privacy Protect Act (VPPA) case, a move that may benefit companies defending claims under the decades-old federal statute. In Hughes v. NFL, the plaintiff alleged that his video-watching history on the NFL’s website had been transmitted to Facebook Continue Reading
Anthropic Ban Heralds New Era of Supply Chain Risk — With No Clear Playbook
Recent Pentagon guidance on removing Anthropic tools highlights how a new category of supply chain risk may be enforced—often before formal acquisition rules catch up. For federal contractors, the impact extends beyond technical fixes to include meaningful legal and contractual exposure. As Alex Continue Reading