In New York and across the nation, business and sports have become increasingly intertwined with team ownership rapidly changing from families to corporations. That has raised attention to business law issues that many laypersons might not have focused on in the past....
Business owners in New York enter into many contracts. A business owner usually takes the time to make sure these contracts are valid. A valid contract contains three elements: An offer of value in exchange for a company’s goods or services. The offer was accepted by...
Real estate investors and owners had to become more accountable in many ways since the beginning of the pandemic last year. In addition to being responsible investments and having long-term value, there is also a growing demand that commercial real estate become...
Taylor Swift and a Utah theme park are in a legal row over intellectual property rights. The legal battle started when Evermore Park, based in Pleasant Grove, Utah, took the singer to court over her use of the name “Evermore” for the title of her ninth studio album. A...
You may have built a business in New York from the ground up, perhaps with several partners. It has seen significant success and has attracted investors. In such a situation, you may decide that you want to incorporate. The following is an overview of two corporate...
The concept of “protecting ideas” may seem strange to some people in New York. However, this concept is the very heart of an entire area of the law: intellectual property. From individuals to businesses, protecting ideas can come in many different forms. Whatever your...
There is no doubt that the ongoing health crisis has stoked fundamental changes in the way New Yorkers live and work. It has forced dramatic adjustments for many people. Still, there can be opportunities for those who can adapt to newfound needs and that has resulted...
Partnership disputes are a concern most new partnerships wish to avoid. For that reason, parties entering into a partnership agreement should be familiar with what to include so they can help avoid a partnership dispute down the road. Elements of a partnership...
A mechanic’s lien sounds like it might involve an auto repairman waiting for his customer to come to the shop to pay him for a recently repaired vehicle. This New York law actually addresses how licensed contractors and suppliers can file a lien when they haven’t been...
When forming a business entity, whether it is a partnership, a limited liability company or a corporation, it is always good to have a contingency plan in place. Planning for the unexpected, like when a partner leaves the company or falls ill, is crucial for keeping...