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New Short Sale Process for Residential Mortgage Foreclosures in New Jersey

NJ Law Establishes New Short Sale Process for Residential Mortgage Foreclosures While a short sale can help underwater homeowners avoid foreclosure, the process isn’t always as “short” as buyers would like. In response, New Jersey recently enacted a new law that establishes a process for the consideration of offers from short sale buyers during residential […]

Author: Matthew I. Kane

September 12, 2017

New Jersey

Lender Can’t Unilaterally Modify New Jersey Foreclosure Mediation Agreement

The Supreme Court of NJ Holds That Lender Can’t Unilaterally Alter The Terms Of An Agreement Reached Via NJ’s Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program The Supreme Court of New Jersey recently held that a lender could not unilaterally alter the terms of an agreement reached via the state’s Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program. In its unanimous decision […]

Author: Matthew I. Kane

September 11, 2017

New Jersey

Mylan N.V.: Savings Taxes Using Refined Coal Tax Credits & Inversions

Tax planning has become synonymous with nefarious activity but the reality is that tax planning is essential to the viability of any business. Tax planning has become synonymous with nefarious activity but the reality is that tax planning is essential to the viability of any business. Consider Mylan, a worldwide pharmaceutical company whose publicly traded […]

Author: James F. McDonough

September 8, 2017

5 Tips To Avoid A Breach Of Contract Lawsuit Via Email Contract

Don’t Hit Send! Your Digital Correspondence May Be Forming an Email Contract In the age of smart phones, business deals are frequently negotiated via email rather than traditional letter correspondence. While the use of technology certainly streamlines the process, it can also result in unintended liability. NY Court Rules Emails Created Binding Contract Under the […]

Author: Robert E. Levy

September 8, 2017

New Jersey Litigation

What New Jersey Businesses Need to Know About Statutes of Repose

What You Need to Know About Statutes of Repose In New Jersey A statute of repose establishes a deadline within which a lawsuit must be filed after the occurrence of a certain event. As discussed in yesterday’s article, a statute of limitations prescribes a period of limitation for the commencement of certain types of legal […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

September 7, 2017

New Jersey

New Jersey Statutes of Limitations for Business Disputes

What You Need To Know About New Jersey’s Statutes of Limitations for Common Business Disputes To preserve your legal rights and claims, it is imperative to commence a business litigation within the applicable statute of limitations. Each state has enacted statutes prescribing a period of limitation for the bringing of certain types of legal action, […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

September 6, 2017

New Jersey

SEC “Bad Actors” Bill Would Limit Agency’s Use of Waivers

Bad Actor Disqualification Act of 2017 To Protect Investors From Bad Actors Bi-partisan legislation working its way through Congress would restrict the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) ability to grant waivers to financial firms that have violated the law. Rep. Maxine Waters, the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee, introduced the Bad Actor […]

Author: Dan Brecher

September 5, 2017

Quick Guide to Required BEA Filings for Companies with Foreign Affiliates

U.S. Companies With Foreign Ownership Or Holdings Should Be Aware Of Their Required BEA Filings U.S. companies with foreign ownership or holdings should be aware of their filing obligations in connection with surveys conducted by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). U.S. businesses in which a foreign person or entity directly or indirectly owns a […]

Author: Jeffrey K. Cassin

September 1, 2017

Costco Must Pay Tiffany $19 Million In Counterfeit Ring Lawsuit

Judge Rules Costco Must Pay Tiffany $19 Million in Counterfeit Ring Lawsuit U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain ruled that Costco Wholesale Corp. must pay more than $19 million for infringing trademarks owned by Tiffany & Co following a counterfeit ring lawsuit. The judgement includes $11.1 million plus interest, which is three times Tiffany’s lost […]

Author: Brent "Giles" Davis

August 31, 2017

Trademark Infringement

Legal Cannabis States Pushing Back Against Sessions’ Warning Letters

Legal Cannabis States Pushing Back Against Sessions’ Warning Letters Attorney General Jeff Sessions does not support federal or state-level efforts to legalize marijuana. However, up to this point, it has been unclear what he plans to do about it. In recent letters to the governors of several states that have legalized marijuana, the Attorney General emphasized that […]

Author: Daniel T. McKillop

August 30, 2017

DOL Planning Another Fiduciary Rule Reprieve

The Department of Labor (DOL) Is Seeking to Further Delay The Implementation Of Tts Controversial Fiduciary Rule The Department of Labor (DOL) is seeking to further delay the implementation of its controversial fiduciary rule that was promulgated by the Obama Administration. The latest proposed amendments would defer the applicability of the full conditions of the […]

Author: Gary S. Young

August 29, 2017

Department of Labor

Cannabis Law Journal Editor Weighs in on Recent decision

Can a former employee sue an employer for handicap discrimination after being fired for medical marijuana use? Scarinci Hollenbeck Counsel Daniel T. McKillop was asked to weigh in on this issue for an article published by BiggerLawFirm.com. Dan, who regularly authors articles and presents at business events regarding the emerging cannabis industry, is a member […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

August 28, 2017

New Jersey Cannabis Attorney

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