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Foster Garvey said four attorneys in its New York office received recognition in the 2026 New York Metro Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. The firm said the rating service uses independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations and recognizes lawyers across more than 70 practice areas.
Foster Garvey said R. Daniel Carter was named to the Native American Law Rising Stars list in the 2026 edition of Oklahoma Super Lawyers. The firm said this was his eighth consecutive year of recognition in the publication and identified him as a principal based in Tulsa.
Foster Garvey said it published an update on California legislation concerning food additives and ingredient disclosures. The firm’s article examines the status and proposed scope of Assembly Bill 2034, alongside federal treatment of substances generally recognized as safe and considerations for food manufacturers and suppliers.
Foster Garvey said Bob Perez will participate in the Institutional Limited Partners Association Legal Conference in New York City on October 8–9. The firm said his panel will examine how retail investor access to private funds could affect institutional investors and the funds in which they invest.
Foster Garvey said it published an alert on California SB 343’s restrictions on recyclability claims and symbols. The firm said a federal preliminary injunction currently blocks enforcement, while the law’s manufacturing cutoff of October 4, 2026, remains relevant to companies preparing labels and tracking existing inventory.