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Successor Liability – Could You Be Held Liable After Buying a Business?

Under New York law, the general rule is that a corporation that acquires the assets of another is not liable for the claims of its predecessor... Under New York law, the general rule is that a corporation that acquires the assets of another is not liable for the claims of its predecessor. However, there are […]

Author: Dan Brecher

October 25, 2021

New York

Failing to Legally Close Your New Jersey Business Can Lead to Liability

When you decide it’s time to close a New Jersey business, you can’t simply close the doors... When you decide it’s time to close a New Jersey business, you can’t simply close the doors. Just like when you opened your business, there is a legal process you must complete to ensure that you and your […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

July 2, 2021

New Jersey

NY Court Rules Business Owners Not Vicariously Liable Under NYCHRL

Unanticipated liability can lead to costly legal liability for New York businesses... Unanticipated liability can lead to costly legal liability for New York businesses. Recently, the New York Court of Appeals ruled that the individual owners of a company can’t be held vicariously liable as “employers” under the New York City Human Rights Law (NYCHRL). […]

Author: Michael J. Sheppeard

April 28, 2021

New York

NJ Legislature Considering COVID-19 Liability Protection Bills

As workplaces and businesses in New Jersey slowly reopen, business owners are understandably concerned about what might happen if someone contracts COVID-19 on their premises… As workplaces and businesses in New Jersey slowly reopen, business owners are understandably concerned about what might happen if someone contracts COVID-19 on their premises. While businesses are working hard […]

Author: Maryam M. Meseha

July 17, 2020

COVID-19

Cleaning and Environmental Firms Should Consider the Legal Risks Before Taking on COVID-19 Disinfection

For cleaning and environmental firms seeking to capitalize on new opportunities as a result of COVID-19, it is imperative to fully consider the legal risks Cleaning and environmental firms are in demand, as businesses strive to deter the spread of COVID-19 and keep their customers, employees and premises safe. For businesses seeking to capitalize on […]

Author: John M. Scagnelli

May 1, 2020

COVID-19

When Are Executives Held Criminally Liable for Corporate Misconduct?

Top executives can sometimes be held criminally responsible for their company’s misdeeds and the role they may have played in the corporate misconduct. Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn is facing criminal charges, including conspiring to defraud customers, commit wire fraud, and violations of the Clean Air Act, in connection with his role in the automaker’s emissions scandal. The CEO of a Washington-based staffing company was recently arrested for an alleged H-1B visa fraud scheme.

Author: Robert E. Levy

November 6, 2018

New Jersey Injury Lawsuit Highlights Need for Safety Precautions

Softball Player’s Injury Lawsuit Highlights Need for Safety Precautions The Appellate Division recently revived the lawsuit of a New Jersey softball player who suffered serious injuries while warming up one of her teammates. Her former coach and the Girls Softball League of Westfield may ultimately be held liable for the injuries, highlighting the need for […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

December 4, 2017

New Jersey

What New Jersey Businesses Need to Know About Statutes of Repose

What You Need to Know About Statutes of Repose In New Jersey A statute of repose establishes a deadline within which a lawsuit must be filed after the occurrence of a certain event. As discussed in yesterday’s article, a statute of limitations prescribes a period of limitation for the commencement of certain types of legal […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

September 7, 2017

New Jersey

Why Office Halloween Parties Frighten Attorneys

The Legal Risks Businesses Should Consider Before Hosting Office Halloween Parties Halloween isn’t just for children. In fact, Americans ranked Halloween as their third-favorite holiday, right behind Christmas and Thanksgiving.But should ghosts and goblins be allowed in the office? Studies confirm that workplace social functions boost morale and teamwork. Unfortunately, they can also provide a breeding […]

Author: Sean D. Dias

October 27, 2016

Scarinci Hollenbeck

Are Networks and Producers Liable When Reality TV Gets Dangerous?

Are networks and producers liable when reality TV takes a wrong turn? If there’s one thing audiences have seen repeatedly on reality television shows, it is people getting hurt. Programs such as “Naked and Afraid” and “Deadliest Catch” depict people in dangerous and even life-threatening situations. Other times, bystanders are caught up in the action […]

Author: Anthony R. Caruso

April 4, 2016

Does the 'Baseball Rule' still apply?

What is the Baseball Rule? For some time, baseball parks have been protected from liability in cases of fans getting hit by projectiles at baseball parks due to the so-called “Baseball Rule.” While the rule hasn’t always held up, it has, for the most part, remained safely in place. But, now people are asking, does […]

Author: Anthony R. Caruso

September 25, 2015

Scarinci Hollenbeck

Do you have a “Special Relationship” With An Insurance Broker?

New York’s highest court has confirmed that insurance brokers may be held liable to their customers for failure to obtain proper insurance coverage. The case, decided by a 4-3 vote, is Voss v. Netherlands Insurance and CH Insurance Brokerage Services (2014-01259 (N.Y. Feb. 25, 2014). Case history The two lower courts granted summary judgment in […]

Author: Charles A. Yuen

May 19, 2014

Insurance

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