In a recent conversation with Law360, McCarter & English partner Zack Hadžismajlović commented on the U.S.-China agreement to pause tariffs for 90-days, emphasizing that this short-term measure does little to alleviate the underlying uncertainty regarding global trade. “Business doesn't thrive Continue Reading
Nick Keller Elected to the NJSBA Real Property Trust and Estate Law Section Board of Consultors
Nick Keller was elected to the NJSBA Real Property Trust and Estate Law Section Board of Consultors. The Board of Consultors plays a crucial role in shaping the legal landscape related to trusts and estates and real property, by providing input on legislation and regulations. They are responsible Continue Reading
Effects of Loper Bright Uncertain One Year After Ruling
The expected challenges to healthcare compliance following last year’s Supreme Court ruling in Relentless v. Department of Commerce and Loper Bright v. Raimondo, have not yet fully materialized. The decision, which reduced the power of federal agencies to interpret the laws they administer, could Continue Reading
NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Legacy Businesses
NJBIZ has included McCarter & English on its inaugural In the Lead 2025: Legacy Businesses list. The list recognizes businesses that have demonstrated prolonged success in the state and successfully navigated evolving customer needs, technology, economic environments, and more. The feature Continue Reading
Guillermo Artiles Selected as a 2025 INNOVATE100 New Jersey Innovation Leader
Guillermo Artiles has been named to the 2025 INNOVATE100 list, recognizing him as an innovating leader in New Jersey. The annual INNOVATE100 initiative, which is spearheaded by James Barrood and Innovation+, is designed to highlight and elevate the state’s finest innovation leaders and to showcase Continue Reading
Chinese Exports, Aided by Tariff Dodging, Defy Trump’s Trade Pressure
McCarter & English partner Zack Hadzismajlovic spoke with The Washington Post about the Trump Administration’s crack down on customs fraud. Continue Reading
McCarter Represents Iron Mountain in its Acquisition of Premier Surplus, Inc.
McCarter represented Iron Mountain, a global information management leader with an extensive portfolio of the world’s most efficient, secure, and sustainable IT Asset Lifecycle Management (“ALM”) solutions and services, in its acquisition of Premier Surplus, Inc. This transaction was a strategic Continue Reading
Replacing the Transfer Act After Decades of Headaches (or Complaints from Business)
Jane Warren speaks with the Connecticut Law Tribune to weigh in on the replacement of the Connecticut Transfer Act. “Since 1980, if a certain threshold of hazardous waste was generated, then you had to do an investigation and comply with and jump through hoops and notify the state when you Continue Reading
New Rules Offer Shot at Redevelopment for CT’s Rusting Industrial Properties
Jane Warren speaks to the CT Mirror to discuss the new rules replacing CT’s decades-old Transfer Act. Jane says that long-standing distrust among environmental advocates, developers, and businesses had served as a barrier to reform efforts. Once the state passed legislation requiring the Department Continue Reading
Connecticut Poised to Count Pro Bono Work as CLE Credits
Special Counsel Emily Gianquinto, who is president-elect of the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA), spoke with Law360 about the Connecticut Superior Court’s Rules Committee advancing a plan that could allow attorneys to earn CLE credits for their pro bono services. She said the CBA had been Continue Reading