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Two Partners, a Counsel, and a Senior Associate Deepen the Firm’s Litigation Bench in Little Falls, Red Bank, and New York City Following last month’s announcement that eight attorneys joined the firm, Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC continues its expansion, this time strengthening its Litigation Group. The firm welcomes Paul S. Grossman and Jay R. McDaniel as […]

No. An eviction does not automatically end a tenant’s obligation to pay rent. Post-eviction rent claims are common because recovering possession resolves who has the right to occupy the premises, but it does not extinguish the tenant’s contractual obligations under the lease. Whether unpaid or future rent remains owed depends on three factors: the lease’s […]

A company is dissolved; legally, it ceases to exist. Accordingly, dissolution results in significant legal and financial consequences.  It is a process that must be properly managed to avoid continuing liability. The Corporate Dissolution Process Corporate dissolution is the legal process of formally closing a corporation, paying its debts and distributing the remaining assets. Most […]

A triple net lease is a commercial lease in which the tenant pays the property’s real estate taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs, known as the three nets, in addition to base rent. They are most often used in freestanding retail and office buildings and in large single-tenant industrial properties, with terms that typically run 10 […]

Corporate litigation, also called commercial litigation or business litigation, is the formal legal process through which companies resolve disputes in the civil court system. When a business relationship breaks down and other resolution methods have failed, litigation provides a structured legal mechanism for asserting rights, recovering damages, enforcing obligations, and obtaining court-ordered relief. Unlike criminal […]

A corporate attorney advises businesses on formation, ownership, governance, contracts, transactions, compliance, disputes, and the legal risks that arise as a company grows. The role is not limited to filing documents or reviewing agreements. A corporate attorney helps a business understand when a commercial decision has legal consequences, how to structure that decision properly, and […]

Three Scarinci Hollenbeck NYC Attorneys Earn Prestigious Honor Legal rankings publisher Super Lawyers has named three lawyers from Scarinci Hollenbeck’s New York office to its 2026 New York Metro Super Lawyers list. The firm congratulates Ryan O. Miller, Angela A. Turiano, and John D. Giampolo for this notable accomplishment. The Super Lawyers patented selection process […]

On Tuesday evening, May 5, 2026, Scarinci Hollenbeck served as a sponsor of AI for Rollups & Holdcos — Drinks, Demos & Strategy, an invitation-only gathering held at a private venue in Midtown Manhattan as part of AI Agent Week 2026. The event brought together a curated audience of rollup and holdco founders, private equity […]

Firm Continues Investment in Business Law, Bankruptcy & Restructuring, Litigation, and Real Estate to Meet Evolving Client Demands Scarinci Hollenbeck new partners John D. Giampolo and George A. McGowan, III are joining the firm, alongside Counsel Graham K. Staton and Senior Associate Amanda M. Kronemeyer. The four additions reflect Scarinci Hollenbeck’s continued investment in the […]

GlobeSt editors recognize Scarinci Hollenbeck partner as one of the most accomplished and influential leaders in NYC commercial real estate Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC is pleased to announce that Ryan O. Miller, Partner in the firm’s New York office and a leading voice in NYC commercial real estate, has been selected by the editors of GlobeSt […]

Scarinci Hollenbeck Partner Brian D. Spector has spent over 40 years building a distinguished career in bankruptcy and creditors’ rights law. Along the way, he also became a Tony Award™-winning Broadway producer. In January 2027, that second career reaches a new milestone in London, where Wild About You, the new musical he has been developing […]

Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) remain a critical tool for protecting sensitive business information. However, New York NDA requirements have evolved, and businesses must ensure these agreements are carefully drafted to remain enforceable. In a competitive market like New York City, NDAs are commonly used to protect proprietary information, client relationships, and strategic plans. At the same […]