Hugh Murray, Chair of McCarter’s Labor & Employment Practice, discussed with Power Progress how a recent ruling in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania adds uncertainty as to whether the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC’s) ban on noncompete agreements will go into effect Continue Reading
NCAA Antitrust Risk Remains in Wake of $2.8 Billion Settlement
Kate Buck spoke with Bloomberg Law concerning the impact of the NCAA’s recent litigation settlement designed to antitrust claims brought by athletes related to pay concerning their name, image and likeness. “The unavoidable fact is that antitrust claims will remain an issue absent a settlement Continue Reading
Summer Associate Programs Remain ‘a Special Place to Build a Career’
Christine Lydon, Chief Human Resources Officer, speaks with the New Jersey Law Journal about McCarter & English’s strong 2024 summer class of associates, and plans for 2025. This summer, McCarter hired more than double the number of summer associates it did in 2023. “We hire our summer Continue Reading
Senior Trial Lawyer Christopher Adams Joins McCarter & English’s White Collar Litigation Team
Christopher Adams has joined McCarter’s white collar litigation team, resident in the firm’s Newark office. Chris focuses his practice on criminal defense, internal investigations, and complex commercial litigation matters. Additionally, he has developed a significant practice defending Continue Reading
McCarter & English Adds White Collar Litigator Christopher Adams
Christopher Adams has joined McCarter’s White Collar Litigation team brining over 25 years of white collar and civil litigation experience. Chris has represented high-profile defendants, including elected officials, athletes, candidates for public office, political campaigns, and many mid-to-large Continue Reading
Trial Pro Christopher Adams Joins McCarter & English
Christopher Adams has joined McCarter & English, bringing more than 25 years of experience representing doctors, elected officials, and other high-profile clients. Chris spoke with Law360 Pulse and said, “I'm thrilled with the opportunity to join some of the best lawyers that I've ever known Continue Reading
What Does the Path Forward for Stalled 3rd Circuit Nominee Adeel Mangi Look Like?
Mark Morgan spoke with Law.com about what the path forward for stalled US Court of Appeals for Third Circuit Judge Nominee Adeel Mangi looks like. "New Jersey lawyers are all too familiar with the backlog of court cases caused by judicial vacancies. Therefore, it is frustrating when politics Continue Reading
Influencer Style Case Risks More Stolen Vibe Suits from Creators
A social media influencer has filed a suit against another influencer accusing her of copyright and trade dress infringement for mimicking her aesthetic and content. Erik Belt spoke with Bloomberg Law about this first-of-its-kind federal lawsuit and said that its difficult to argue confusion between Continue Reading
Boeing Agrees to Be Branded a Felon. Is It Still Too Big to Fail?
Franklin Turner spoke with Newsweek regarding Boeing's work with the government in the wake of its recent guilty plea for defrauding the FAA. Continue Reading
Report: Women Now Comprise Majority of Law Associates
The National Association for Law Placement released its annual Report on Diversity in U.S. Law Firms in January, with the report showing women now constitute the majority of all law associates for the first time since NALP began gathering data in the early 1990s. McCarter Associate and Chair of the Continue Reading