AI tools are significantly reducing the time needed for certain tasks such as legal research, tax strategy, and document review, but those efficiencies are beginning to impact revenue generation and challenge traditional revenue models. McCarter & English partner Peter Zarella told the Continue Reading
AI Threatens the Training Ground for Young Lawyers, Accountants
As generative AI increasingly takes on routine assignments such as drafting research memos, conducting document review, and handling other routine assignments, the legal and accounting professions are facing growing concerns about its impact on traditional training models. While AI is proving to be Continue Reading
Blacklisted AI Company Anthropic, White House Ease Tensions Ahead of IPO, Sources Say
Following a months-long dispute between the Trump administration and AI firm Anthropic, there appear to be signs of a potential resolution as the company prepares to go public. Earlier this year, Anthropic refused to allow the US military to use its AI models for domestic surveillance and Continue Reading
‘Vibecoding’ Privacy Risks Require Keeping Humans in the Loop
As AI-generated coding accelerates, so do the privacy and security risks that come with it. “Vibecoding” may speed up development, but it doesn’t eliminate the need for human oversight. McCarter partner Erin Prest spoke to Bloomberg Law and said she would recommend that companies document their Continue Reading
NJ Justices Deliver Broad ‘Dual Capacity’ Coverage Carveout
In a recent New Jersey Supreme Court decision, the court adopted an expansive interpretation of a D&O policy’s dual capacity exclusion—one that effectively eliminated coverage for all claims tied to an executive’s role with an uninsured entity. Anthony Bartell speaks with Law360, noting that Continue Reading
Supreme Court Decision Raises Stakes for Broker Hiring Practices
What does the Supreme Court’s latest ruling mean for the future of broker liability and the structure of the freight market? Ron Leibman, chair of McCarter’s Transportation, Logistics & Supply Chain Management Practice, speaks with Trucking Dive about the Court’s landmark decision holding that Continue Reading
Employers Wary of Captive Meeting Bans Despite Questions
Despite ongoing uncertainty over whether state or federal bans on captive audience meetings would ultimately be enforced, many employers remain reluctant to test the issue during union organizing campaigns. Employers are navigating increasing restrictions on holding mandatory anti-union meetings Continue Reading
Maria Panichelli Contributes to Deltek Clarity Industry Study
Maria Panichelli contributed insight to the 17th Annual Deltek Clarity Government Contracting Industry Study, a widely relied-upon benchmarking study based on survey data from 917 government contractors across the US and Canada. The report highlights a defining challenge in today’s government Continue Reading
Manager at Trump’s NJ Golf Club Helped Plan Reflecting Pool Repairs
What happens when government contracting lacks formal safeguards? A New York Times investigation examines the Trump administration’s renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, revealing how a private citizen with no engineering or architectural background advised the project and helped Continue Reading
Federal Circuit Ruling Highlights Growing Role of Redesigns at USITC
In a precedential opinion, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit highlighted how redesign efforts, such as software and firmware updates, could affect infringement determinations and whether redesigned products remain on the market. In this case, the International Trade Commission Continue Reading