Ex parte reexamination requests ask the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO or Patent Office) to reexamine issued patents and determine whether they should have been granted. These requests are based on prior art, typically prior art the Patent Office did not consider during the initial Continue Reading
New Jersey Telemedicine and Telehealth Update
The New Jersey Legislature recently adopted two bills that extend and expand telehealth flexibilities regarding payors and controlled dangerous substances. Pay Parity The Legislature extended certain temporary pay parity requirements regarding telemedicine and telehealth in its adoption of Continue Reading
Third Circuit’s Decision in Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs Signals a New Era for New Jersey Gun Laws
For more than three decades, New Jersey has had some of the toughest firearm laws in the country. That may be about to change. In Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs v. Attorney General of New Jersey, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that New Continue Reading
SEC Approves Nasdaq’s New $5 Million Minimum Market Value of Listed Securities Continued Listing Standard: What Issuers Need to Know
Summary The Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) has approved Nasdaq’s proposal to adopt a new continued listing requirement requiring companies listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, Nasdaq Global Market, and Nasdaq Capital Market to maintain a minimum Market Value of Listed Continue Reading
Rapunzel, Rapunzel – Trademark Objections Come Up a Hair Short
Professor Rebecca Curtin’s battle over the trademark RAPUNZEL did not have a fairy-tale ending. Professor Curtin, who teaches intellectual property law, had objected as a member of the public to federal registration of RAPUNZEL, arguing that it is in the public domain as the name of a fairy tale Continue Reading
DoD Suspends CMMC Phase 2. What Happened, What It Means, and What Nobody Is Telling You
AI Chat Histories May Become Discoverable: Key Litigation Considerations for Businesses
As businesses increasingly rely on generative AI, conversations with AI tools may create a new source of information in future litigation. McCarter & English attorneys Diana C. Manning, Benjamin J. DiLorenzo, and Kyle A. Valente were featured in the New Jersey Law Journal for their analysis Continue Reading
McCarter & English’s Indianapolis Growth Reflects a Long-Term Midwest Strategy
McCarter & English's Indianapolis office is entering its next phase of growth—not simply by adding lawyers, but by executing a deliberate strategy to build a full-service Midwest hub. In a recent profile by The Indiana Lawyer, Indianapolis Co-Managing Partners Katherine Althoff and Amy Fisher Continue Reading
The Data Beneath the Game: Who Owns the Numbers When Baseball’s Next CBA Arrives?
Mark Morgan authors an article published in Sports Business Journal discussing the growing debate over whether Major League Baseball players should share in revenue generated from player-performance data, arguing that while players create the data, the league has the stronger legal and economic Continue Reading
What Federal Contractors Need to Know About Trump’s AI Executive Order
A new wave of White House artificial intelligence policy is expected to have immediate operational implications for federal information technology and cyber contractors, AI developers, critical-infrastructure operators, and their service providers. On June 2, President Trump signed the Executive Continue Reading