Scott E. Mollen, Partner

Attorneys Optimistic as NY Courts Eye Commercial Division Videoconferencing

August 7, 2019 – Media Mention

New York Law Journal

Herrick Partner and member of the New York State Supreme Court Commercial Division Advisory Council, Scott Mollen was quoted on the front page of the New York Law Journal for his work in helping to draft a proposed rule which could expand the use of videoconferencing by the commercial division.

Firm News

Barbaros M. Karaahmet Named by New York Law Journal as Office Managing Partner of the Year Finalist

Chief Operating Partner, Barbaros M. Karaahmet, has been named a finalist by the New York Law Journal in the category of Office Managing Partner of the Year...

Publication

“City of Yes" for Housing Opportunity is Approved

City of Yes creates the most comprehensive zoning changes since the adoption of the Zoning Resolution in 1961. Read a summary.

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Federal Judge Sets Aside FTC Non-Compete Ban on a Nationwide Basis

As we’ve previously reported, earlier this year, the FTC proposed a near-total ban on non-competes that was promptly challenged by business groups and employers.

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Herrick Announces New Partners for 2025

Herrick is pleased to announce the elevation of Theresa Fortin Balducci, Justin Blass, Robert Huberman and Kamilla B. Rodrigues to partner.

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Herrick Bolsters its Intellectual Property and Technology Practice with the Addition of Milton Springut and Caroline Boehm

Milton Springut, an intellectual property practitioner, has joined the firm as partner from Moses & Singer LLP. His longtime colleague Caroline Boehm also joined Herrick as counsel...

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New York’s Times: At Herrick Feinstein, the past is present

Belinda Schwartz and Barbaros Karaahmet were featured in the New York Metro Super Lawyers Magazine discussing the firm's collection of historical New York objects.

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Belinda Schwartz on Why Lawyers May Prefer a Midsize Firm

Schwartz sat down with Above the Law to discuss the immediate benefits associates find at a midsize firm as opposed to a Biglaw firm.