Business Law
Alternatives to Litigation After a Breach of Contract
When one party to a contract breaches it, the other party’s immediate impulse is to file a lawsuit. But this can be an imprudent response.
February 19, 2024
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New York Businesses and the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
If you’re a private business with at least 15 employees, you need to understand the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA). This recently enacted law is
February 12, 2024
Business Law
Starting a New Business? Don’t Forget a Policies and Procedures Manual
If you’re a new business owner, it may seem like there’s an unending list of things to do. One step you should not overlook is
February 5, 2024
Business Law
Considerations When Naming Your New Business
Settling on the perfect name for your new business can be a frustrating experience. You may have compiled a list of candidates, but how do
January 22, 2024
Business Law
What New Businesses Need to Know About Contracts
Every business owner understands the importance of strong, enforceable contracts. If your company is new, you might be tempted to draft these contracts yourself. But
January 15, 2024
Business Law
How Can a New York Business Attorney Help You Start Your Business?
Starting a business is a serious decision. While there are many potential benefits to doing so, there are also risks. Many of the hazards that
January 8, 2024
Business Law
What to Know About Granting Equity Compensation to Your First Employees
Start-ups routinely offer equity compensation to their initial employees. This can be a mutually beneficial arrangement. Employees who own a stake in the company can
December 18, 2023
Business Law
Protecting Your New York Business Against False Advertising Claims
New York has strong laws that protect consumers from false and misleading advertising. Companies that are found liable for false advertising can face significant civil
December 11, 2023
Business Law
Can a Business Owner Be Held Personally Liable for the Debts of a Business?
Many businesses incorporate or create limited liability companies (LLCs) to shield their owners from personal liability for business debts. However, there are circumstances in which
December 4, 2023
Business Law
New York City Bans Weight and Height Discrimination in Employment
A New York City ordinance enacted in May regarding height and weight discrimination has gone into effect. As of November 22, 2023, the law prohibits
November 29, 2023
