Preventing Discrimination in Performance Reviews
There are many forms of employment discrimination, some more obvious than others. New York businesses are wise to take steps to avoid unfairness, real or perceived, in the workplace. However, one area that many companies may overlook is discrimination in performance reviews. If your business has been accused of discriminating in its employee evaluations, you’ll […]
How to Sell a Business in New York
If you’ve decided to sell your business, you have a few options available for doing so. Each one depends on several factors including how fast you want the sale to be completed. Regardless of how you sell the company, it must be done correctly so your rights and interests are protected. Selling a business can […]
When Your New York Business May Need an Attorney
Any company that has employees will likely require the services of a business lawyer at some point. Employment issues are complex and can affect your business in ways you may not have considered. Federal, state, and even local laws and regulations may govern the relationship your company has with its employees. There are several situations […]
How to Minimize the Risk of a Business Lawsuit
Business owners face litigation risks from both inside and outside their organizations. Employees, contractors, business partners, suppliers, and others could initiate legal action. There is no way to guarantee that your business won’t get sued. However, there are strategies you can adopt to reduce the chances of a business lawsuit. The New York business lawyers […]
What Types of Insurance Might Your New York Business Need?
If you are a new business owner, you likely already understand the importance of having business insurance. But there are many types of policies your business could need, depending on its industry, size, and other factors. Before opening your doors and doing business, it’s a good idea to speak with a knowledgeable New York business […]
What To Know About the FTC’s Ban on Non-Compete Agreements
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently issued a final rule that prohibits most non-compete agreements. If you are a business owner, it’s critical that you understand exactly what this rule does. But you should also know that the FTC non-compete ban is being delayed and challenged in court. There are also state limitations in New […]
Benefits of Mediating Business Law Disputes
New York business lawsuits don’t always end in trial. In fact, most cases are settled outside of court. A process known as mediation is responsible for many of these settlements. Whether you are the plaintiff or defendant in a case, it’s important to know the advantages of mediation. An experienced New York business law attorney […]
What Your New York Business Needs to Know About the SHIELD Act
Does your business handle sensitive client or customer data, including by electronic or digital means? If so, you need to understand what the SHIELD Act is. SHIELD stands for Stop Hacks and Improve Electronic Data Security, and there are significant penalties for violating this law. To learn more about your legal obligations, talk to an […]
What to Bring to Your First Meeting With a New York Business Lawyer
Business owners are well aware of the financial and economic challenges they will face. Not as many are prepared to handle emerging legal issues. However, meeting with an attorney to discuss such matters can help your organization mitigate risks and avoid disastrous litigation. What should you bring to your initial consultation with a New York […]
How Can Mediation Help Resolve Your New York Business Law Dispute?
When a business and another party disagree, the result could be litigation. But not every dispute has to wind up in court. And even if a lawsuit has been filed, there are alternatives to conducting a trial. One of those is mediation. If your business is having trouble with another business or individual, it’s time […]
