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SH recently secured victory in the NJ Superior Court, Appellate Division for its client, Your Way Construction, Inc., in a $3 million bid challenge.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is exploring ways to improve its whistleblower program in its first major overhaul since inception

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 […]

New Jersey is moving forward with efforts to expand its medical marijuana program. The state is currently seeking applicants to operate six new medicinal marijuana dispensaries — two each in the northern, central and southern regions of New Jersey. “We look forward to the opening of six new dispensaries so we can ensure that all […]

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.

According to a pronouncement by the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance director Bill Hinman, Bitcoin and Ether are not securities.

The New Jersey Senate recently advanced legislation that aims to address the state’s aging stormwater systems, which are designed to prevent runoff from causing pollution and flooding. The bill, Senate Bill No. 1073, would authorize municipalities and counties to establish stormwater utilities, which could then assess fees on property owners.

Various Agreements Among Business Owners Can Cover A Number of Important Issues Shareholder Agreements, Buy-Sell Agreements, Partnership and Operating Agreements (collectively, “Agreements”) are frequently-used terms to describe agreements among business owners.  Hopefully, the Agreement, whatever its title, covers issues such as contributions of property and services, management, voting, dispute resolution, and ownership transition.  One of […]

In Information Letter 2018-0009, the IRS has implied that actions taken in Dec. 2017 by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, which ordered NJ municipalities to accept payments for 2018 property taxes in the calendar year 2017, will not result in those payments generating 2017 federal income tax deductions.

Advocates for adult-use are hopeful that two recently introduced bills will help reignite momentum for legal cannabis in New Jersey.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that class-action waivers in workplace agreements are lawful is not the end of the story. Next term, the justices will address a related issue that could also impact millions of employment agreements. The issue in Lamps Plus, Inc. v. Varela is whether arbitration clauses that are silent about class arbitration can be interpreted to allow it.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced a global cyber sting operation that netted 74 arrests. The crackdown specifically targeted Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams, which pose a growing threat to businesses of all sizes. A BEC is when a hacker gains access to a corporate email account and spoofs the owner's identity to defraud the company or its employees, customers, or partners of money, etc.