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Ban on New York Evictions to continue into 2021
New York tenants are set to be handed a further lifeline, while many landlord and lenders are in great peril after New York City agreed...
Dec 31, 20201 min read


Selling Goods and Services to the NY Government: NY Procurement Law Basics
Opportunities abound for creative and street-smart businesses to sell services, goods, commodities and technology to NY agencies and...
Oct 2, 20201 min read


Starting Business in New York via a Joint Venture or Partnership Agreement?
Starting a business in New York can be an enjoyable and profitable adventure if you get the business on the right track from the start....
Aug 7, 20201 min read


Termination of New York Commercial Leases based on Violation of New York Law
New York landlords may terminate a commercial lease agreement based on a tenant utilizing a leased premise for a violation of New York...
Jan 12, 20201 min read


Buying or Selling A Business in New York? Do Your “Due Diligence”
Before buying or selling a New York business, make sure you understand how to perform “due diligence” for the business. This is essential...
Sep 16, 20181 min read


New York Non-Compete Agreements
The validity of a non-compete agreement in New York is measured in light of relevant principles and the particular facts and...
Jun 12, 20181 min read


Frustration of Purpose as a Tool to Avoid Contracts in New York: The BREXIT Fallout
We have clients that are supplying products to UK companies and UK companies that are being supplied products by U.S. companies. With...
Feb 26, 20181 min read


Validity and Enforceability of Electronic Signatures in New York
Federal law governs, in most cases in New York, when the use of an electronic signature is valid and enforceable. The U.S. Electronic ...
Dec 30, 20171 min read


When Must Your NY Business Agreements Be In Writing?
While it is always advisable to put all your New York business agreements in writing, there are special rules that govern whether a...
Jun 17, 20171 min read


Private Placement Memos Get Start-Ups Moving
Recently, I wrote about the two tools available to small businesses to stir interest and investment – the business plan and the private...
Jun 8, 20171 min read


Every New York Business Owner Needs A Will
No one ever wants to think about it, but sooner or later we all meet our maker and before meeting your maker – have a will drafted that...
Jun 1, 20171 min read


Terminating A Franchise Agreement In New York: NY Franchise Law Basics
The termination or cancellation of a New York franchise relationship requires planning, a thorough understanding of your particular New...
Mar 28, 20171 min read


Enforcement of Liquidated Damages Clauses in NY?
When NY businesses contract with others, and those contracts include a clause for liquidated damages, be careful that your New York...
Mar 13, 20171 min read


Successor Liability Pitfalls in New York
When buying or selling a New York business or any of a business’s assets under NY law, the potential successor liability of the buyer is...
Nov 3, 20161 min read


U.S. Patents for New York businesses
The common types of U.S. patents that are available to innovative New York entrepreneurs seeking to protect their intellectual property...
Nov 2, 20161 min read


Reasons for a New York Landlord to Hire an Real Estate Attorney
If you are a New York landlord that owns or manages one or a few rental properties, then you are unlikely to have a New York lawyer on...
Oct 25, 20161 min read


Some Uber Drivers May Be Entitled To Unemployment Benefits
An administrative ruling out of New York state found that, under certain conditions, Uber drivers may be entitled to state unemployment...
Oct 18, 20161 min read


New York City Forcing Certain Employers To Sign “Labor Peace” Agreements
New York City is trying to force certain employers to sign “labor peace” agreements with unions. Last month, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio...
Aug 29, 20161 min read
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