Mark Morgan co-authors the article, “Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors? One Creditor's Experience With an Archaic State Insolvency Process,” published in the New Jersey Law Journal. The article provides insight, from a creditor's perspective, into the ABC process in New Jersey. Continue Reading
College ‘Super Conferences’ May Wind Up on Defense with Antitrust Law
Mark Morgan co-authors “College 'Super Conferences' May Wind Up on Defense with Antitrust Law,” published in Sports Business Journal. The article examines how the ongoing consolidation of college football into two dominant conferences could expose the Big Ten and SEC to increased antitrust scrutiny, Continue Reading
Budding Support: How Professional Athletes Can Combat Opioid Abuse by Advocating for the Federal Legalization of Marijuana
Jessica Osterlof authored “Budding Support: How Professional Athletes Can Combat Opioid Abuse by Advocating for the Federal Legalization of Marijuana,” in Volume 46: Issue 3 of the Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public. In this article, Jessica explores the effects of the Federal Controlled Continue Reading
DOJ Enforcement Actions Alleging PPP Loan and Healthcare-Related COVID-19 Fraud Continue to Rise
Christopher Adams co-authored DOJ Enforcement Actions Alleging PPP Loan and Healthcare-Related COVID-19 Fraud Continue to Rise in the early fall issue of Garden State FOCUS. Continue Reading
Stats Show Renewed Interest In Ex Parte Reexamination
Since the passage of the America Invents Act, inter partes review, or IPR, and post-grant review, or PGR, have been favored over ex parte reexamination to challenge a patent's validity at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Recently, however, the popularity of ex parte reexamination has Continue Reading
Selling for a Profit
Environmental issues can prevent you from earning maximum profits on the sale of your business or property. In this article, Jane Warren advises on how to investigate and mitigate environmental challenges to your advantage. Continue Reading
How Can Defense Contractors Battle Rising Costs? Here Are Some Tips
Many contracts that were negotiated and priced over the past 18 to 24 months are simply more expensive to perform now than was reasonably anticipated when bids were prepared. In recognition of these soaring prices, the Defense Department issued a May 25 memorandum titled “Guidance on Inflation and Continue Reading
Is New Jersey’s Indefinite Extension for Tax Assessments Constitutional?
The New Jersey Legislature suspended the statute of limitations for conducting tax audits and related assessments through enactment of the 2020 COVID-19 Fiscal Mitigation Act. The statute of limitations is still lifted, with no end in sight. Michael Guariglia and Larry Sannicandro question the Continue Reading
The Unique Nature Of COVID-Era Patent Procurement Trends
In addition to taking a pronounced human and economic toll, the COVID-19 pandemic has also affected patent procurement at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. This article examines changes in the filing of new U.S. patent applications and the abandonment of pending U.S. patent applications Continue Reading
Climate Disclosure Regulations Will Directly Impact Nonpublic Companies
Wylie Donald authored an article for NU Property Casualty 360 discussing the SEC’s proposed climate change disclosure rule for public companies, and why nonpublic companies should take heed. Continue Reading