As the final version of the New York BitLicense will roll out within the next 2 weeks, bictoin startups are gearing up to enter the U.S. market.
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The New York Bitlicense is coming: What you need to know
The New York Bitlicense is coming: What you need to know
Non-Exclusive Copyright License: Enforcement Danger
If a copyright license does not specifically grant you an exclusive copyright right, you would not be able to sue infringers
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Non-Exclusive Copyright License: Enforcement Danger
Non-Exclusive Copyright License: Enforcement Danger
What Makes a Brand a Good Trademark?
A suggestive trademark is a salutary compromise between marketing and legal considerations and has the makings of a very good trademark.
Pitfalls Facing Lawyers Who Act As Real Estate Settlement Agents
In this post I discuss the pitfalls that New Jersey attorneys face when acting as a real estate settlement agent responsible for signing a HUD-1 Certification as to the accuracy of the financial transaction.
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Pitfalls Facing Lawyers Who Act As Real Estate Settlement Agents
Revisiting the Net Opinion Rule to Bar Expert Witness Testimony
In this article I examine an unpublished case issued by the New Jersey Appellate Division in which the court affirmed a trial court’s decision to bar expert testimony in a legal malpractice case because the expert’s opinions were determined to be inadmissible net opinions.
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Revisiting the Net Opinion Rule to Bar Expert Witness Testimony
Terminating The Employment of Your Minority Shareholder Partner in a New Jersey Closely Held Corporation Could Trigger Minority Oppression
In this article I offer a brief summary of New Jersey law governing the termination of a minority shareholder’s employment in a closely held corporation. As the article explains, the minority shareholder’s employment and benefits are often valued higher than the stock interest.
