March 21, 2020
Op-Ed by Gordon Schnell and Max Voldman published in The Star Ledger, It looked like charity but it was actually big pharma's way to keep drug prices high. Click here to read more.
Firm News
Constantine Cannon lawyers are regularly quoted in a variety of publications. We have collected some of these appearances here, along with other firm news.
March 16, 2020
Sarah P. Alexander was quoted in the Law360 article, Human Rights Watch Says No Private Detention for Migrants. Click here to read the article.Our Response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis
Posted 03/17/20
Like organizations around the globe, Constantine Cannon is taking steps to remain fully operational while responding to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Our top priority is protecting the health and well-being of the individuals at the firm, their families, our clients, and our communities.
As we all face these difficult times, we continue to serve the needs of our clients, collaborate with our colleagues, work...
February 27, 2020
Mary Inman profiled in Contacto (Portuguese paper) -- "INTERVIEW. It should be a legal obligation to investigate the information that whistleblowers provide." Click here to read the article.A Milestone for Constantine Cannon’s Whistleblower Practice
Posted 02/24/20
Last month, the widely read legal...
February 14, 2020
Constantine Cannon's Whistleblower Practice Group named Government Contracts Group of the Year by Law360. Click here to read the announcement.February 11, 2020
On February 11, 2020, partner Robert Schwartz testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Intellectual Property hearing on "The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 22: What is it, why was it enacted, and where are we now." Click here to view his testimony and here to read the Law360 article, GOP Sen. Eyes Update To Decades-Old Cyber Copyright Law.February 11, 2020
Partner Ankur Kapoor was quoted in the Law360 article, FTC Goes Toe-To-Toe-To-Toe With Qualcomm, DOJ. Click here to read the article.January 28, 2020
Partners Robert Schwartz, Seth Greenstein, and David Golden won a victory for a firm client at the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in a copyright case involving the application of an older digital copyright law to newer digital technology. Alliance of Artists and Recording Cos., v. Denso Int’l America, et al., No. 18-7141 (D.C. Cir. Jan. 28, 2020). A collective of recording company, music industry, and artist representatives claimed that, under the Audio Home Recording Act of 1992, major car manufacturers and their suppliers owed royalties and damages for manufacturing and selling car systems capable of recording music from CDs to the systems’ hard drive. By unanimous decision, the court interpreted the definitions of the Act to exclude the companies’ multifunction computing devices. Click here to read the Opinion.