In November, Miami-Dade County announced a program backed by federal money set to expand its public transit rail into Miami Beach and the Hard Rock Stadium. Ira Gonzales spoke with the Daily Business Review Law about the current plans to fund and expand Brightline, Florida's rail system, as well as Continue Reading
Investigators See Ego, Not Money, as Trump’s Motive on Classified Papers
Prosecutors have reviewed documents from the search of Mar-a-Lago and are trying to determine why Trump retained certain classified information. Robert Mintz spoke to The Washington Post about why proving motive is important. Continue Reading
Definition of ‘Moderate’ Scrambled in Current GOP
In a Republican party transformed by Donald Trump, the meaning of the term “moderate” is becoming increasingly unclear. William Palatucci spoke to ABC News about this phenomenon. Continue Reading
A Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To FCA Suits After High Court Snub
The DoD’s updated Department Matthew Wright and Alexander Major provide insight to Law360 on the federal circuit courts’ varying positions on whistleblower pleading obligations under the False Claims Act. Continue Reading
Trump Claim of ‘Crime of Century’ Fizzles in 3-Year Probe
A three-year probe by special counsel John Durham has ended in two trial acquittals and failed to uncover any corruption in connection with the FBI’s investigation of alleged ties between Russia and President Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Robert Mintz spoke to The Associated Press about the Continue Reading
Biotech ‘New Era’ in Store if Patent Revamp Overcomes Opposition
Maria Laccotripe Zacharakis is quoted in this Bloomberg Law article about a congressional push to allow drug companies to secure protection for biotech inventions. Continue Reading
Steele Dossier Source Heads to Trial, in Possible Last Stand for Durham
After nearly three and a half years of investigations, Special Counsel John Durham goes to trial this week in the case of a Russian national accused of lying to federal investigators about information he contributed to the Steele dossier. Robert Mintz speaks The Washington Post about the case and Continue Reading
What We Must Do to Create Nationally Secure And Resilient Supply Chains
How can business and government ensure secure and resilient supply chains? Ron Leibman shares insights on the challenges of doing so and how to address them in an interview with Authority Magazine. Continue Reading
US Lawmakers Question Saudi Arms Sales as Biden Mulls OPEC Response
McCarter partner, Franklin Turner, comments on unlikely US repossession of defense weapons systems sold to Saudi Arabia. Continue Reading
What Is a 1031 Exchange?
Stephen Vajtay spoke with Bankrate to discuss 1031 exchanges, how they work, and the pros and cons of doing them. Continue Reading