When a breach of contract occurs in New York, your options include direct negotiation, mediation or arbitration, and litigation with the right path depending on the nature of the breach…
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In most cases, you can launch a startup in New York while employed, but your employment contract, IP clauses, and any non-compete agreements will determine how much risk you're taking…
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A comprehensive Purchase and Sale Agreement in New York should cover party identification, asset definitions, purchase price and payment terms, closing details, representations and warranties, indemnification, and non-compete or confidentiality…
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Selling your small business can be a huge decision. You are probably filled with both excitement for the future and a healthy dose of stress regarding the unknown. Whether you’re…
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Family businesses are the backbone of the American economy, and here in New York, they play a vital role in our community. But let's face it, even in the closest…
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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can be complicated business transactions, even if you’re the owner of a small business. Whether you're looking to expand your company, acquire new businesses, or simply…
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Starting a business with a partner often feels like the perfect solution. You share the workload, combine skills, and build something together. But when expectations don’t match reality, even the…
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In business, contracts keep things running smoothly. They set expectations, define responsibilities, and give everyone a roadmap for how to work together. But when one party doesn’t live up to…
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Signing a commercial lease can be one of the most significant commitments a small business makes. Whether you're opening a storefront in Manhattan, leasing office space in Brooklyn, or expanding…
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Starting a franchise business in New York means stepping into a system with established branding, operations, and support. But before you sign any agreements or open your doors, there’s a…
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