McCarter partner Ron Leibman comments in Law360 on local supply chain concerns post-Hurricane Ida and where the federal government will likely put its attention. Continue Reading
With New Regs in Place, Cannabis Lawyers Expect More Municipalities Will Opt In
McCarter partner and head of the firm’s Cannabis Group and chair of the Government Affairs practice, Guillermo Artiles, commented to the New Jersey Law Journal regarding New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission releasing guidance for towns and municipalities and signaling the start of the Continue Reading
Bold New Frontiers: South Florida Litigators Are Partnering with Overseas Law Firms for Clients, Major Projects
Ira Gonzalez spoke with the Daily Business Review about the partnerships forming between South Florida law firms and foreign counterparts in an effort to provide deeper resources to clients, share knowledge and address industry concerns. "In some cases, partnering is extremely important as those Continue Reading
FERC-Approved Waiver Saves Consumers Storm Penalty Charges
FERC approved a requested waiver of $192 million in pipeline reliability penalties imposed on natural gas shippers following Winter Storm Uri. McCarter partner John Gregg, who filed a complaint on behalf of the Cities of Las Cruces, NM, and Mesa, AZ, discusses the favorable outcome for his client. Continue Reading
Murphy Signs New Anti-Hazing Law as Colleges Set to Reopen
As counsel to the Anti-Hazing Coalition, McCarter partner Guillermo Artiles comments to the New Jersey Law Journal on Governor Murphy’s signing of the Timothy J. Piazza Law, which gives New Jersey one of the toughest anti-hazing laws in the country. Continue Reading
Employer Mask Mandates Encounter Employee Resistance
McCarter partner Hugh Murray comments on ways that employers can handle mask mandates at work to Society for Human Resource Management. Continue Reading
How the Pandemic Will Change the Future of the Medical Supply Chain
McCarter partner and head of the firm’s Transportation, Logistics & Supply Chain group Ron Leibman makes the case for increased domestic production capacity for medical devices to NS Medical Devices. Continue Reading
‘It Seems Like We Are Slipping Back’: Lawyers Contemplate Pandemic’s Resurgence Amid Variants, Vaccine Hesitancy
Ryan Magee spoke to the New Jersey Law Journal on the effects additional restrictive measures due to rising COVID infection rates may have on the cannabis industry. Ryan told the publication that he is “hopeful that any resurgence of COVID-19 would have minimal impact on the state’s Continue Reading
Blue Origin Offers to Waive $2 Billion in NASA Payments in Bid for Moon Landing Contract
McCarter partner Franklin Turner comments in The Washington Post on Blue Origin’s offer to waive $2 billion in NASA payments and how unusual it would be for NASA to reshape its procurement after receiving a public request from a prospective bidder. Continue Reading
Four Things Employers Should Know About the Vaccination Gap
McCarter partner Hugh Murray comments on employers balancing COVID-19 vaccinations and employee comfort levels to Law360 Employment Authority. Continue Reading