Articles

04.04.23

The Appellate Lawyer’s Bookshelf

In Manatt Appellate Partner Ben Shatz’s most recent column for Daily Journal, he discussed the world of appellate books, how it has changed with the popularization of online sources, and offered suggestions on the best literature for appellate practitioners to add to their ...


03.21.23

Americans Should be Able to Register to Vote When They Apply for Health Insurance on HealthCare.Gov

Manatt Health Partner Cindy Mann co-authored an op-ed for STAT, together with former CMS Administrators Andy Slavitt and Don Berwick, proposing that Americans should have the opportunity to register to vote when submitting an application for health insurance on HealthCare.gov.  In the ...


03.10.23

Exploding Vocabulary

In Manatt Appellate Senior Counsel Michael Berger’s latest Daily Journal column, he discussed the controversy surrounding how certain language may be cited in court, using a recent appellate case which turned on the meaning of the word “development” after a Los Angeles-based group ...


03.08.23

The MetaBirkins Verdict: 5 Key Takeaways for Brands and Creators

Nathaniel Bach and  Sherli Furst wrote an article for The Fashion Law about the recent MetaBirkins verdict and what artists and brands should know about the creation and monetization of digital assets going forward.  


03.07.23

Well, Recu-u-use Me!

Benjamin Shatz wrote about the importance of recusing federal judges from disputes they may have an interest in and discussed how a recently established federal database of judicial financial disclosure forms may help both lawyers and judges. 


03.01.23

Crim Div’s Enforcement Policy: What’s New for Companies Deciding Whether to Voluntarily Disclose?

Jacqueline Wolff authored an article for Business Crimes Bulletin discussing when companies should consider voluntarily disclosing potential criminal misconduct in light of the recently announced Criminal Division’s Corporate Enforcement Policy (CEP).  


02.23.23

PA and NP Compliance Considerations for Providers

Randi Seigel and Daniel Weinstein co-authored an article for Compliance Today about how health care providers that use physician assistants (PAs) and nurse practitioners (NPs) can ensure compliance with evolving state and federal regulations.  


02.22.23

Takings Law and Gig Workers

Michael Berger discussed a Washington Supreme Court case at the intersection of gig workers, the COVID-19 pandemic and takings litigation: Washington Food Indus. v. City of Seattle in his most recent “Takings Talk” column for Daily Journal.


02.18.23

Generative AI is Here, Along With Critical Legal Implications

Nathaniel Bach, Eric Bergner and Andrea Del-Carmen Gonzalez wrote an article for VentureBeat about the legal challenges of the rapidly growing generative artificial intelligence space. 


02.07.23

2022’s Top Federal Appellate Practice Cases

In their most recent article for Daily Journal, Manatt Appellate Partner Benjamin Shatz and Associate Benjamin Strauss review key federal appellate practice cases from 2022.  In the article, Shatz and Strauss discuss 2022’s most noteworthy federal appellate practice cases, including ...