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Scarinci Hollenbeck Partner, Intellectual Property & Music Business Attorney Ron Bienstock to participate in four roundtable discussions at 2017 NAMM Show WHEN:Wednesday, January 18, 2017 – Sunday January 22, 2017 WHERE:Anaheim Convention CenterAnaheim, California  Scarinci Hollenbeck partner Ron Bienstock will be among the participants at four educational sessions at the winter conference of the National […]

For those of you who follow mixed martial arts, Georges St-Pierre’s name certainly rings a bell. According to the famed fighter’s website, St-Pierre has been training since he was 7 years old, when he started studying Kyokushin karate. Since then, the 170-lbs fighter earned 25 wins, succumbing to defeat only twice in his career. Despite St-Pierre’s […]

Recently, the Supreme Court rejected an appeal from the NFL’s Washington Redskins to reverse a ruling that canceled the team’s trademarks. According to Yahoo Sports, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office ruled the Redskins’ registered trademark images were to be canceled because they violated Section 2(a) of the Lanham Trademark Act of 1946 which states […]

Will the Federal Government Establish Policy Regarding Blockchain Technology? The Federal Reserve Board recently published a research paper entitled, “Distributed Ledger Technology in Payments, Clearing and Settlement.”  While not necessarily groundbreaking, the report signals that the federal government is moving towards establishing a national policy regarding blockchain technology.Several years ago, the Federal Reserve indicated that […]

Scout Media has had a bit of a turbulent year. In July, The New York Post reported that the company fired former CEO Jim Heckman. An email sent to its publishers stated that the board of directors maintained Heckman had “advanced his own personal interests at the expense of the company’s.” Recently, three of Scout’s […]

Those getting their estates in order will be pleased to hear that the IRS raised the estate, gift and generation skipping transfer tax exemption to $5.49 million per person effective January 1, 2017. What the changes mean Individuals who own assets worth more than $5.49 million at their death could have to pay a 40 […]

NJ Assembly Passes Employee Invention Bill – What Could This Mean for Your Business? The New Jersey Assembly recently passed legislation that governs provisions contained in employment agreements related to the intellectual property created by an employee. The bill, Assembly Bill No. 492, aims to protect an employee’s rights to the exclusive ownership and usage of […]

The automotive industry has a complex supply chain. General Motors, Toyota and other original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) The automotive industry has a complex supply chain. General Motors, Toyota and other original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) do not produce the tires, coil springs and hundreds of other components that go into their vehicles. Rather, they contract with […]

Are Businesses Ready to Implement E-Notarization? Certain business documents must be notarized, including real property deeds, mortgages, affidavits, and powers of attorney. To facilitate notary services for small businesses, e-notarization is gaining traction. While it reduces the burden of locating a notary, the new technology is not yet universally accepted and could pose legal risks. […]

Scarinci Hollenbeck Continues Expansion of its Global Tax, Trusts and Estates Law Practice Group with Addition of Three Seasoned Tax Attorneys Lyndhurst, New Jersey, December 14, 2016 – Scarinci Hollenbeck is pleased to announce the expansion of its highly sophisticated Tax, Trust and Estates Law Group with three seasoned tax attorneys. Joining the firm are Counsel […]

Nasty Gal, a homegrown fashion outfitter based in Los Angeles, has an interesting story. Its founder, Sophia Amoruso, started the company in 2006 with nothing more than a laptop, an eBay account and her passion for developing vintage clothing. The business prides itself on designing and producing its own clothes, shoes and accessories on the […]

Supreme Court to Determine Viability of Laches Defense in Patent Suits On November 1, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in SCA Hygiene Products v. First Quality Baby Products. The closely watched intellectual property case will determine whether and to what extent the defense of laches may bar a claim for patent infringement brought […]