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Scarinci Hollenbeck is proud to announce that Ashley Brinn will be joining the firm’s Real Estate, Environmental & Land Use groups as an Associate. Ms. Brinn will be located in the firm’s Red Bank office.

Scarinci Hollenbeck Partner Patrick J. McNamara & Team Successful in Receiving 7 to 1 Vote from Eatontown Planning Board for Monmouth Mall Redesign Plan Approval Red Bank, NJ, July 18, 2018 – Scarinci Hollenbeck, Scarinci Hollenbeck, Attorneys at Law, successfully received a seven to one vote from the Eatontown Planning Board in favor of its […]

Scarinci Hollenbeck is proud to announce that Liana M. Nobile, an Associate in the firm's Litigation practice, has been appointed as a member of the Monmouth County Bar Association. Ms. Nobile will be a member of the Bar Association's Legal Education Committee for the 2018-19 term. She is one of just three legal professionals to be appointed to the 1-year term position.

Scarinci Hollenbeck secured the dismissal of a $10 million dollar lawsuit brought against their clients, the City of Asbury Park and its police officers. The lawsuit arises from an event that rocked Monmouth County and resulted in criminal charges against former Neptune police officer Phillip Seidle.

Renowned Superior Court Judge Ronald Lee Reisner, who served in Monmouth County, is now part of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Team at Scarinci Hollenbeck’s Monmouth County Office Red Bank, New Jersey, February 8, 2017 – The Honorable Ronald Lee Reisner, who recently retired as a Superior Court judge in Monmouth County, has joined Scarinci Hollenbeck […]

Whether the company needs to prevent assets from being moved out of state or keep an aggrieved employee from disclosing proprietary business data, temporary restraining orders (TRO) are often the best course of action. Many small business owners are unaware that restraining orders are not limited to domestic matters. Rather, businesses can also ask the court […]

What Employee Benefits Must New Jersey Businesses Provide? As most entrepreneurs quickly learn, launching a new business can be both an exciting and daunting adventure. Many new business owners are overwhelmed by the numerous legal obligations that come with running a business, particularly when it comes to employment laws. One of the most common areas of […]

Will the Defend Trade Secrets Act Protect Your Business? Earlier this week, the President signed into law the Defend Trade Secret Acts (DTSA). The federal legislation is good news for Monmouth County businesses because it will give them one more tool to combat intellectual property theft. According to the Director of the U.S. Patent and […]

Getting More Sleep Can Make Your Monmouth County Business More Successful When facing a busy work day, that extra cup of coffee can only do so much. A new study confirms that getting more sleep can help Monmouth County business executives be better leaders. Benjamin Franklin, Margaret Thatcher, and Winston Churchill all claimed to have […]

Monmouth County Attorneys Expand Highly Specialized Niche Law Practices Red Bank, NJ – April 19, 2016 – Scarinci Hollenbeck LLC’s newest office in Red Bank, New Jersey is now open for business. Conveniently located at Parkway Exit 109, the Red Bank location is now officially “home” for the firm’s Monmouth-County based attorneys and staff. The […]

CFPB Makes Example of Dwolla Inc. in Monmouth County Monmouth County businesses have another “cybercop” to worry about. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently pursued its first cybersecurity enforcement action, alleging that Dwolla, Inc., an online payment platform, misled consumers about its data security practices. The CFPB’s Allegations Dwolla operates an online payment system […]

Local Attorney and Scarinci Hollenbeck Partner Anthony Caruso to Manage Red Bank Law Office. Red Bank, NJ – March 30, 2016 – Scarinci Hollenbeck LLC has appointed Anthony R. Caruso to manage its newest office in Red Bank, New Jersey. The new office is scheduled to open early next month to accommodate the continuing expansion […]