Articles

03.29.24

Is a Taking Based on Pretext Constitutional?

In his latest Daily Journal column, Manatt Appellate Senior Counsel Michael Berger delved into Brinkmann v. Town of Southold. 


03.29.24

Pregnant Medicaid Beneficiaries Need Better Access to Prenatal Vaccines. State Reforms Can Help.

Helen Pfister and Julian Polaris discussed how states can help ensure that Medicaid and CHIP covered pregnant women have proper access to vaccines.


03.25.24

Recommendations to Support Market Transparency and Health System Performance

Kevin McAvey co-authored an article for Health Affairs on how federal policy makers and other national change makers can empower health care employer purchasers.


03.24.24

Biden’s FTC Seeks To Protect Union Workers Through M&A Challenge

David Reichenberg wrote an article for Forbes about the FTC’s concerns for both consumers and employees when major competitive companies propose a merger.


03.19.24

With Deepfakes on the Rise, Victims Need a Nimble Legal Strategy

Manatt Partner Nathaniel Bach wrote an article for Bloomberg Law outlining key strategies that victims of deepfakes could utilize when taking legal action. 


03.05.24

How Do Judges Learn How To Be Fair? CJER!

In his latest column for Daily Journal, Benjamin Shatz discussed the significant role of the Center for Judicial Education and Research in providing essential educational training for judicial officers and court personnel.  


03.04.24

Complying With Enforcers' Ephemeral Messaging Guidance

David Reichenberg, Randy Grossman and Matthew Bruno authored a Law360 article in which they discussed the growing concerns of ephemeral messaging platforms.


02.27.24

…But Some Animals Are More Equal Than Others

In his latest column for Daily Journal, Manatt Appellate Partner Michael Berger discussed a case in which the California Coastal Commission appealed a decision to itself, heard its own appeal and reversed the offending decision.In the article, Berger explored several other cases that addressed the ...


02.06.24

Let’s Party: Federal Courts and the Party Presentation Doctrine

In their latest Daily Journal column, Manatt Appellate Partner Benjamin Shatz, Litigation Counsel Benjamin Strauss and Litigation Associate Patrice Ruane discussed the party presentation doctrine, including when courts can contribute to shaping the issues they will decide and what happens when they ...


02.06.24

Don’t Forget to Cite Check Your Generative AI Research

Benjamin Strauss and David Boyadzhyan wrote an article on how legal professionals can properly and effectively utilize generative AI to assist with their work.