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Three Additional Technology Law Attorneys Join Scarinci Hollenbeck’s New York City Office, Expanding its Capabilities in Intellectual Property New York, NY, March 7, 2017 – Three new attorneys, David A. Einhorn, Eugene Lieberstein, and Richard Klar, have joined Scarinci Hollenbeck at their New York City Office. Einhorn was brought on as a Partner, and Lieberstein […]

John Scagnelli, Partner and Chair of the Environmental & Land Use Law Group at Scarinci Hollenbeck to be Instructor at Board of New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Association (LSPRA) Ethics Course New York, NY, March 6, 2017 – John M. Scagnelli, Partner and Chair of the Scarinci Hollenbeck Environmental & Land Use Law Group, […]

Gov. Christie Signs Senate Bill No. 123 aimed to help New Jersey small businesses bid on public construction projects Gov. Chris Christie recently signed a new law aimed to help New Jersey small businesses bid on public construction projects. Senate Bill No. 123 establishes “Small Business Bonding Readiness Assistance Program” to help small businesses meet […]

Dissecting the Key Terms of a Licensing Agreement Since you can’t even use a photograph on the Internet without obtaining permission, startups and other early stage businesses should be familiar with the inner-workings of licensing agreements. While obtaining the rights to use an image is often a simple task, licensing agreements governing the use of […]

Court of Appeals Remands Apple Samsung Design Patent Dispute Back to District Court  The design patent dispute between Apple, Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. has come full circle. In a recent ruling, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit remanded the case back to the district court to determine the proper test for assessing […]

Whether you’re filing taxes in New Jersey or anywhere else in the U.S., everyone knows the legal literature can get confusing at times. Whether you’re filing taxes in New Jersey or anywhere else in the U.S., everyone knows the legal literature can get confusing at times.Those who don’t have experience in the arena often turn […]

Could President Trump’s “One In, Two Out” Rule Impact Your Business? While many of President Donald Trump’s executive orders have made headlines, one of the less controversial policy changes may have the most significant impact on New York and New Jersey businesses. Under the executive order, entitled “Reducing Regulation and Controlling Regulatory Costs,” executive agencies must […]

John Scagnelli, Partner and Chair of the Environmental & Land Use Law Group at Scarinci Hollenbeck Elected to Board of New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Association (LSPRA) Lyndhurst, New Jersey– February 24, 2017– John Scagnelli, Partner and Chair of Scarinci Hollenbeck’s Environmental & Land Use Law Group, was elected as a Member of the […]

Lawsuits alleging Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) violations could become more costly for New Jersey businesses Lawsuits alleging Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) violations could become more costly for New Jersey businesses. In a case of first impression, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division held that the prevailing plaintiffs in a CFA litigation were entitled […]

Scarinci Hollenbeck Attorneys at Law is chosen as one of NJBiz’s and Best Companies Group’s 2017 Best Places to Work in New Jersey List   2017 NJBIZ Best Places to Work in New Jersey – Scarinci Hollenbeck Lyndhurst, New Jersey– February 22, 2017– Scarinci Hollenbeck is proud to announce that it has been selected as […]

SCOTUS recently added a major IP case to its docket involving the doctrine of patent exhaustion The U.S. Supreme Court recently added another important intellectual property case to its docket. The justices granted certiorari in Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc., which involves the doctrine of patent exhaustion and the permissibility of post-sale restrictions. The Patent Exhaustion […]

7 Key Employee Handbook Updates for 2017 As we now enter the third month of the year, New Jersey employers should conduct an annual review of their employee handbook to ensure that they reflect new regulations and the most up-to-date court precedents.After making any changes, it is imperative to provide updated handbooks to all employees and […]