Delaware Law Weekly
...the bench before assuming her current position as special counsel at McCarter & English. Of her time on the bench, Ableman spent 17 years on...
...best interest. That was the perspective of the litigation team at McCarter & English last year, when it picked a jury in a lawsuit over...
Bill Davis is being honored in conjunction with the Connecticut Law Tribune?s inaugural Litigation Department of the Year Awards. Click here to read the article on Davis and those on the dozen other
Delaware Law Weekly
...state of Delaware," said David A. White, a partner at McCarter & English who represented Johnson pro bono. "It was one of the...
...34; he said. Lawyers at Newark, N.J.-based McCarter & English are local counsel for the university in the Amazon.com case...
The 2013 New Jersey Top 20 law firms
...to be held by Lowenstein Sandler, which last year vaulted over McCarter & English — marking the first time in the Law Journal...
...like Hinckley, Allen & Snyder, Wiggin and Dana, Murtha Cullina and McCarter & English, associates in Connecticut offices were told they might have to step...
...of Issues McCarter & English, Newark 2,261...
Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers was invited to a White House forum to describe Connecticut's efforts to keep courthouse doors open for its citizens who cannot afford lawyers
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