Alerts and Resources
Cannabis Legislation Heating Up in the Summer Session
June 14, 2019
Financial institutions looking to work with cannabis companies have a lot to look forward to this summer. On June 11,…
NJ Department of Health Issues Request for Applications for New Alternative Treatment Centers to Expand Access to Medical Marijuana
June 3, 2019
Today, the New Jersey Department of Health announced that it is seeking new applicants to operate up to 108 additional Alternative Treatment…
The End of an Era in New York Commercial Lease Disputes?
May 28, 2019
Commercial landlords in New York are very familiar with Yellowstone injunctions. A Yellowstone injunction, aptly named for the landmark case…
NJ to Consider Two Notable Bills Concerning Residential Tenancies
May 28, 2019
On Monday, June 3, 2019, the New Jersey Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee will meet in Trenton, NJ to…
Blogs
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Bylined Articles
No-Poach Agreements Versus Antitrust Law
April 19, 2019
Philadelphia Bar ReporterBy Ernest D. Holtzheimer
For those who may not be familiar with no-poach agreements, they have historically been agreements between two or more companies…
Comparison of Euro. Competition, U.S. Antitrust Laws
February 22, 2019
Philadelphia Bar ReporterThere is a divergence between European and U.S. competition law governing private rights of action, collective actions, resale price maintenance,…
New Incentive to Invest in Distressed Communities
January 11, 2019
Philadelphia Bar ReporterBy Ernest D. Holtzheimer
“Qualified Opportunity Zones” were introduced just one year ago by the 2017 tax reform, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,…
New rules for nursing home administrators put residents at risk
December 6, 2018
The Philadelphia InquirerBy Mara I. Smith
Over the last 12 months, both the federal and Pennsylvania governments have taken actions that could significantly impact safety at…
In the News
Bankruptcy Group of Firm Facing Cash ‘Crunch’ Heads To Montgomery McCracken
June 5, 2019
Six lawyers from the bankruptcy practice of beleaguered firm CKR Law have moved to the New York and Delaware offices…
Senators shop bill to give AG more environmental authority
May 29, 2019
State Sens. Steve Santarsiero and Maria Collett want to give the state attorney general the ability to prosecute environmental crimes,…
Law360 Names Attys Who Moved Up The Firm Ranks In Q1
May 9, 2019
A promotion to partner or election to practice group chair means lots of well-deserved recognition within a firm and in…
PA lawmakers, regulators struggle to address PFAS chemical contamination
April 21, 2019
Bucks County Courier TimesBy Jenny Wagner & Kyle Bagenstose
Pennsylvania lawmakers and regulators say they’re frustrated with the EPA’s lack of urgency to address PFAS chemicals impacting communities in…
Press Releases
Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicole Phillips Joins Montgomery McCracken’s White Collar and Government Investigations Practice
June 11, 2019
Philadelphia, PA – Montgomery McCracken announced today that A. Nicole Phillips, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) in the Criminal…
Montgomery McCracken Adds Established Bankruptcy Team in New York and Delaware
June 5, 2019
To view coverage in the New York Law Journal, click here. Philadelphia, PA – Montgomery McCracken announced today that six…
Montgomery McCracken Welcomes Summer Associate Class
May 28, 2019
PHILADELPHIA – Montgomery McCracken is pleased to welcome the addition of four summer associates to the firm. Jaleelah Abdulai, Allen Gehring,…
Ernest D. Holtzheimer Named to “20 Under 40” List by South Jersey Biz
May 23, 2019
PHILADELPHIA, PA – Montgomery McCracken is pleased to announce Ernest D. Holtzheimer was named to South Jersey Biz’s 2019 “20…