Business Law
How To Prepare To Sell Your New York Business
Business owners often reach the point where they decide to sell the company and move on to something else. You may have made that decision
March 25, 2022
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Business Litigation
Litigation Alternatives In New York
As a business owner, one of the last words you want to hear is “lawsuit.” But at some point during the existence of your company,
March 10, 2022
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What Types Of Cases Does A New York Business Litigation Attorney Handle?
No matter how well your business is run, litigation is always a possibility. It may come from inside your organization or it could come from
February 25, 2022
Business Law
How Weak Cybersecurity Might Mean Liability for Your New York Business
New York businesses are required to take steps to keep their computer and digital data secure. A data security breach can therefore mean significant liability
February 10, 2022
Business Law
How Can the Right Lawyer Make My Business Stronger?
Top business lawyers are well-positioned to help businesses in a number of ways. Business attorneys help companies develop their strategies. They help them protect businesses’
January 25, 2022
Business Law
Common Contract Provisions Everyone Should Know
There are some common contract provisions that are, or should be, included in most written agreements. The language used in these provisions can vary in
January 6, 2022
Contract Law
A Funny Thing Happened With The Choice of Forum
Forum is the place, such as a court, where disputes, such as lawsuits, are heard. Many contracts include provisions that address which state’s laws will
November 30, 2021
Business Litigation
It’s Over! – Or Is It? And Now What? – Business Disputes in Privately Held-Businesses
The experienced business litigation attorneys at Rosenbaum & Taylor, P.C. represent all types of businesses, including privately held corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships and limited
November 10, 2021
Business Law
That Information “is the next tier two.” Huh? What is that Supposed to Mean?
That information “is the next tier two.” We actually received that line in an important communication today. We realized that the sender meant to write
September 10, 2021
Contract Law
Help! Get Me Out of This Contract!
Yes, sometimes, businesses do enter into contracts they really should not have entered into. Yes, sometimes businesses get “signers’ remorse” and do not want to
August 18, 2021
