Christopher Adams co-authored Federal “No Surprises Act” Brings National Oversight of Unexpected Billing for Healthcare Services in the Spring issue of Garden State FOCUS. Continue Reading
Keep American Businesses Workin’ 9 to 5—Bipartisan Changes to Buy American Requirements in Federal Procurement
Insurance Recovery, Litigation & Counseling Update
As the global pandemic approaches its first anniversary, policyholders that suffered business interruption losses should analyze their insurance policies for any limitation on when they can file suit. Although insurers and some brokers may have advised policyholders that their insurance policies Continue Reading
Delaware Court of Chancery Rejects Proposition That Accounting Principles Must Be Consistently Applied during True-up Process in the Absence of Express Language Requiring Consistency
The Delaware Court of Chancery rejected a purchaser’s efforts to prevent a seller from adopting a method of calculating the post-closing purchase price adjustment that was inconsistent with the seller’s pre-closing accounting practices. In lieu of an apples-to-apples comparison, the court Continue Reading
Exposing and Preventing the Use of Reptile Theory during Jury Trials
McCarter lawyers David Kott, and Natalie Mantell co-authored an article detailing how to handle strategies by the plaintiffs’ counsel in a jury trial that appeal to the “reptilian” portion of the jurors’ brains in an effort to get them to render a verdict based on emotion instead of the evidence and Continue Reading
Court of Chancery Rejects Internal Affairs Doctrine in Employment-Related Lawsuit
Also Dismisses First-Filed Delaware Action against Delaware LLC and Executive Where California Had a Materially Greater Interest in the Employment Dispute In a pair of detailed decisions, the Court of Chancery dismissed claims against Scott Holsopple (Holsopple), the chief growth officer of Continue Reading
Legal Considerations for Startup Founders
There are many business questions founders need to ask (and hopefully answer) before taking the plunge with a new venture. Often overlooked, however, are some of the legal questions founders should consider. Asking and answering the questions below will help you start your business on firm legal Continue Reading
The Beginning of the Biden Administration – What Federal Contractors Need to Know
Residential Foreclosure (CT)
McCarter partner Adam Swanson, with the help of associate Sharix Alicea authored a Lexis Practice Advisor Practice Note detailing procedures and best practices for completing a residential foreclosure action in the state of Connecticut. Continue Reading
Venture Capital & Emerging Growth Companies January 2021 Highlights
McCarter’s renowned Venture Capital & Emerging Growth Companies team empowers clients throughout the development cycle—from ideation to creation, capitalization, implementation, commercialization, and monetization. Ending 2020 on a high note We had a flurry of activity at the end of 2020, Continue Reading