Launch Supports New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s "Walk to Washington" Lyndhurst, NJ—January 19, 2012—Donald Scarinci of Scarinci Hollenbeck announced today that Scarinci Hollenbeck will not be hosting a reception at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s75th Annual "Walk to Washington" in Washington DC next week, but will instead launch its "Business Law Blog" and the first video [...]

Lyndhurst, NJ—January 17, 2012—Donald Scarinci of Scarinci Hollenbeck announced today the official release of Scarinci Hollenbeck’s "Sports and Entertainment Law Blog", edited byAnthony R. Caruso, the Chair of its Sports and Entertainment Law Practice Group. Caruso is nationally recognized as a lawyer appearing with clients and as a commentator on CNBC, NBC, Fox, and other [...]

The fear and inconvenience that companies such as Merrill Lynch (acquired by Bank of America) have caused account holders should be a wake-up call. Avoid entrusting your nest egg to any firm where brokers or money managers depend on commissions from products they sell to you, such as mutual funds with up-front fees. Advice for [...]

Earlier this month, ‪ Gov. Chris Christie signed into law the New Jersey Uniform Trade Secrets Act (NJTSA). The new law affords greater protection to proprietary information owned by New Jersey businesses. It will also bring greater clarity to this area of law, which was previously governed exclusively by common law. The NJTSA differs in [...]

“Lord: What’s a Cubit?”  Bill Cosby as Noah in his comedy sketch, responding to God’s description of the Ark’s dimensions as being in “cubits”. Part 1 In a prior blog post, I noted that bankruptcy is a strange area of law, filled with arcane language and incomprehensible legal concepts — the prime example of which [...]

Today, my firm Scarinci Hollenbeck announces the launch of its new website with integrated social media! The website home page contains a live twitter feed, as well as an interface with the firm’s four blogs.  We designed this to provide fresh content to readers and draw them into the website. Scarinci Hollenbeck’s website  connects with the firm’s Facebook, Twitter, Google+, [...]

The National Football League’s handling of concussions continues to spark lawsuits and debate over whether the league should have done more to protect players. Even if the league is able to fend off the lawsuits, many speculate that the harm to its reputation could be equally as damaging. As reported by the New York Times, [...]

As football fans, we hate to see good college coaches leave for the NFL. But, as New York sports attorneys, we know that it is just a part of the business. As has been widely reported, Rutgers University football coach Greg Schiano has accepted an offer to become coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The [...]

I was surprised by the public excitement raised in reaction to Mitt Romney’s disclosure about having signatory authority over foreign bank accounts.  I expected that the US media and the public would accept the fact that we are in a global economy and that US persons will do business cross-borders and sometimes exclusively outside the... Continue Reading

Today, my firm Scarinci Hollenbeck announces the launch of its new website with integrated social media! The website home page contains a live twitter feed, as well as an interface with the firm’s four blogs.  We designed this to provide fresh content to readers and draw them into the website. Scarinci Hollenbeck’s website  connects with the... Continue Reading