Pat Naples was quoted on how data analytics and fraud-detection software was used by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) in one of the largest coordinated health care fraud enforcement actions to date.
New York Fashion & Retail and Consumer Products Partner Michelle Mancino Marsh was quoted on the California federal court jury verdict in Deckers v. Quince that determined if the well-known online retailer had infringed on Deckers’ design patent for a style of its famous Ugg boots.
Partner David P. Grosso, former DC Councilor and Education Committee chair, was quoted on public sentiment regarding the past 20 years of education reform in the District amid reported gains in the past year.
Partner James Kim was quoted on the uncertain future of the Trump Administration’s attempt to avoid paying back billions in illegally collected tariffs.
Forget science fiction — the race to connect computers directly to the human brain is already underway, and it is accelerating. In recent months, neurotechnology companies have expanded human clinical trials and attracted substantial investment.
New York Fashion & Retail and Consumer Products Partner Michelle Mancino Marsh was quoted in GQ on the trademark battle between outdoor gear and clothing brand, Patagonia, and American drag performer and activist, Pattie Gonia.
Chairman Anthony V. Lupo was a featured guest for Artist and the Machine’s AI & Creativity Summit: NY 2026. Speaking with Francis Pierrel, CEO of LR Paris, Tony discussed how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping fashion, luxury, beauty, creativity, and intellectual property.
Partner James Kim was quoted on how the most recent filing from the US Department of Justice flagging its intention to appeal the judge’s order requiring tariff refunds for all eligible importers is causing additional uncertainty in an already precarious process.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is building a new regulatory framework for artificial intelligence and machine learning in medical software. This article argues that the FDA’s evolving approach extends beyond a compliance issue for technology developers; it is a market-shaping force that will change how healthcare providers buy, deploy, and govern AI-enabled tools.
ArentFox Schiff’s Gayland Hethcoat on navigating the line between wellness and medical devices in the longevity era.
False Claims Act Investigations & Litigation attorneys Jacques Smith, Pat Naples, and John Keblish authored a piece for Chief Healthcare Executive on the key regulatory developments and emerging areas of risk in cybersecurity-specific False Claims Act (FCA) settlements.
Lucas Rock wrote for SupplyChainBrain on how the US government is using Section 301 investigations to encourage its trading partners to strengthen, adopt, and enforce their own forced labor prohibitions.
Pat Naples was featured on a recent proposal from the US Treasury Department that would share monetary penalties with healthcare whistleblowers.
Chairman Anthony V. Lupo was featured in The Business of Fashion’s “The Fashion Marketer’s Guide to AI” on how brands can navigate the evolving technology.
Partner James Kim was quoted on the various strategies companies are enacting to address receiving tariff refunds.
Automotive & Transportation Group Chair Aaron Jacoby was featured by Daily Journal on the wave of legal and regulatory conflict stemming from electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers’ trend toward direct-to-consumer sales, a move that is rocking the automotive industry.
ArentFox Schiff’s Pat Naples discusses with Medical Economics the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) expanded anti‑fraud enforcement and its impact on health care providers.
Partner James Kim was quoted on the Court of International Trade’s filing that amended their previous order to US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to ignore tariffs installed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act when processing refunds for unprocessed or unfinalized entries.
Pat Naples was quoted on a recent appeal to the US Supreme Court about a Ninth Circuit interpretation of the False Claims Act’s prohibition on qui tam complaints that are “substantially the same” as previously disclosed allegations.
Health Care Industry Co-Leader Nadia Patel was quoted on Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Products LP unit’s appeal to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the 2025 jury $1.6 billion verdict — the largest False Claims Act (FCA) judgment in history.
Partner Huhnsik Chung was quoted on how rising housing insurance costs are disproportionately stacking up for affordable housing operators in New York City.
Partner James Kim was quoted on the US Court of International Trade’s (CIT) order directing US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to begin processing refunds on US import tariffs recently found unlawfully instituted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
ArentFox Schiff’s recently launched Longevity & Healthspan Industry Group and Group Leader Gayland O. Hethcoat II were featured by Longevity.Technology in an article about how the emergence of longevity-focused legal counsel is a maturity marker for the field.
Partner J. Michael Showalter, International Bar Association Environment, Health, and Safety Law Committee officer, was quoted on President Trump’s January memorandum removing the United States from 66 international organizations and instruments, including 31 entities tied to the United Nations.
Analysts say 2026 will bring fierce competition among automakers, but higher MSRPs, steady inventory and affordability pressures mean buyers may not pay less.