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    Will Your New Jersey Business Soon Be Charged a Rain Tax? post image

    Will Your New Jersey Business Soon Be Charged a Rain Tax?

    Senate Bill 1073 Has Reached the Desk of Gov. Phil Murphy, Which Would Allow New Jersey Municipalities to Charge Property Owners a Rain Tax Senate Bill 1073 has reached the desk of Gov. Phil Murphy that would allow New Jersey municipalities to establish local stormwater utilities, which could then charge property owners a fee based […]

    Author: Daniel T. McKillop

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    Judicial Estoppel Available When Defending New Jersey Spill Act Suits

    Under the Equitable Doctrine of Judicial Estoppel, Parties are Precluded from Taking a Position in a Case that is Contrary to a Position it has Taken in Earlier Legal Proceedings Under the equitable doctrine of judicial estoppel, parties are precluded from taking a position in a case that is contrary to a position it has taken […]

    Author: Daniel T. McKillop

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    Third Circuit Upholds E-Signed Arbitration Agreement

    Courts Continue to Enforce Electronic Signatures, Even When Applied to Arbitration Agreements Courts continue to enforce electronic signatures, even when applied to arbitration agreements. In Dicent v. Kaplan University, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the plaintiff’s allegation that she never consented for her electronic signature to be attached to an arbitration agreement was not supported by the evidence, citing that the plaintiff clicked a […]

    Author: Robert E. Levy

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    Will Your Whistleblower Program Pass NYDFS Scrutiny? post image

    Will Your Whistleblower Program Pass NYDFS Scrutiny?

    The NYDFS Recently Issued Guidance Outlining Principles and Best Practice For Businesses When Designing Their Whistleblower Programs The New York Division of Financial Services (NYDFS) issued guidance outlining principles and best practices that all entities regulated by the agency should take under consideration when designing and implementing their whistleblower programs. The guidance comes after the […]

    Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

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    When Should Termination Constitute Shareholder Oppression? post image

    When Should Termination Constitute Shareholder Oppression?

    While New Jersey’s Shareholder Oppression Statute is Intended to Protect Minority Shareholders in Closely-Held Corporations, it Cannot be Used to Prevent the Termination of an At-Will Employee. New Jersey’s shareholder oppression statute is intended to protect minority shareholders in closely-held corporations. However, it cannot be used to prevent the termination of an at-will employee subject […]

    Author: Charles H. Friedrich

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    Supreme Court to Determine If Scandalous Trademark Ban Is Unconstitutional post image

    Supreme Court to Determine If Scandalous Trademark Ban Is Unconstitutional

    SCOTUS Recently Added Iancu v. Brunetti, a Potential Blockbuster IP Case to its Docket, Which Involves the Federal Ban on Registering “Scandalous” Trademarks… The U.S. Supreme Court continues to add intellectual property cases to its docket. The latest potential blockbuster is Iancu v. Brunetti, which involves the federal ban on registering  “scandalous” and “immoral” trademarks. Facts of Iancu […]

    Author: David A. Einhorn

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    Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts Locked in Trademark Battle

    The Girl Scouts of America Recently Filed a Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against the Boy Scouts of America As the Boy Scouts of America begins to allow girls into its ranks, it’s coexistence with the Girl Scouts of the United States of America is on shaky ground. In a trademark infringement lawsuit filed in New York […]

    Author: David A. Einhorn

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    New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Releases Solar Transition Straw Proposal post image

    New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Releases Solar Transition Straw Proposal

    The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Recently Published a Straw Proposal Intended to Aid in Transition from Current SREC Program The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) recently published a straw proposal intended to aid in the transition from the current Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (SREC) Program to a new system that is yet to be determined. While the straw proposal provides […]

    Author: William Sullivan

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    Gov. Cuomo Outlines Plans to Legalize Adult Use Cannabis in New York post image

    Gov. Cuomo Outlines Plans to Legalize Adult Use Cannabis in New York

    Highlights from Gov. Cuomo’s Recently Outlined Plans to Legalize Adult Use Cannabis in New York Governor Cuomo recently introduced a draft of the “Cannabis Regulation and Taxation Act” (“CRTA”) as part of his new $170 billion budget plan for New York State. CRTA sets forth Governor Cuomo’s plans to legalize adult use cannabis in New […]

    Author: Daniel T. McKillop

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    Supreme Court to Decide Whether Private Sales Trigger On-Sale Bar

    In Helsinn Healthcare S.A. v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc., SCOTUS Must Decide Whether Private Sales Trigger On-Sale Bar In early December, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Helsinn Healthcare S.A. v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc., one of the most closely watched intellectual property cases of the term. The key issue before the Court is […]

    Author: Jason A. LaBerteaux

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    NY DOL Recently Issued Proposed Employee Scheduling Regulations post image

    NY DOL Recently Issued Proposed Employee Scheduling Regulations

    NY DOL Recently Proposed Regulations to Address What is Commonly Identified as “Just-in-Time”, “Call-in”, or “On-call” Scheduling New York employers, particularly those in the retail and service industries, should be prepared for new obligations this year. The New York Department of Labor (NY DOL) recently proposed regulations to address what is commonly identified as “just-in-time,” “call-in” or “on-call” scheduling. In 2017, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo directed the Commissioner of […]

    Author: Scott V. Heck

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    Employee loyalty debt can fill a void in a non-compete agreement

    What Many New Jersey Employers and Employees Don’t Realize is that the Common Law Duty of Loyalty Can Often Fill the Void of Non-Compete Agreements… New Jersey is one of several states seeking to restrict the use of non-competition agreements or more commonly “non-competes.” What many employers and employees don’t realize is that the common […]

    Author: Scott V. Heck

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