Business Law

The laws of New York heavily favor shielding a company's interests while a worker remains on the payroll. However, once that professional relationship ends, the legal scales shift significantly, potentially leaving the employer vulnerable. When does taking a list...

Business disputes are often resolved by the parties working together to come to a mutually agreeable solution; however, there are times when litigation becomes necessary. When that occurs, there are many considerations, one of which is evidence preservation.  Evidence...

Suppose a former business partner is quietly draining a shared account, or a manager is shifting company money into a personal one. A lawsuit could take a year or more, and a favorable verdict means little if the funds are already gone. New York lets you ask a court...

As an employer in New York, discovering untruthful behavior from an employee can come as a shock. Your staff members are entrusted to handle your merchandise and company funds, not steal from you. There are warning signs that may point to a dishonest employee. Taking...

Business contract disputes are relatively common. Even when the terms of a contract are clear and the parties have previously had a positive working relationship, one party may eventually fail to fulfill their obligations, causing harm to the other. In some cases, the...

When a business dispute arises, many assume that filing a lawsuit is the inevitable next step. However, it’s not your only option. Mediation provides a structured and confidential means of resolving disputes without the time-consuming and costly process of litigation....

Business partners tend to agree to specific terms when starting their working relationship. They may negotiate a buy-sell agreement that allows one partner to purchase the other’s interest in the company in certain circumstances.  Those pleased by a company's progress...

Business disputes can happen even when you do everything right. When they do, knowing how to prepare can take a lot of pressure off you and your operations team. It also gives you more control over the outcome. Instead of reacting to problems when they unfold, you can...

Contract disputes are an unfortunate but common element of doing business. Many disagreements can be resolved through arbitration, negotiation or mediation.  However, there are times when litigation becomes the more practical or necessary option. Pursuing legal action...

Trust is the foundation of any business partnership, but when self-dealing occurs, the partnership can crumble, taking the business along with it. Swift action empowers you to protect your interests amid business self-dealing. Several legal avenues may be available to...