Business Dispute Resolution: Options To Consider For Your Business
In business, commercial disputes are a fact of life. Whether it’s contract disputes, partnership disputes, or intellectual property issues, resolving them quickly and effectively is key to the health and stability of your business. Business dispute resolution offers a structured approach to managing and resolving conflicts in business transactions, providing different paths to deal with […]
Differences Between Mitigation vs Litigation
When it comes to resolving legal disputes, understanding the differences between alternative dispute resolution, which includes both mitigation and litigation, is essential for choosing the best path forward. Both approaches offer distinct methods for handling conflicts, each with its benefits and challenges. Whether you’re looking to minimize costs or seeking a decisive courtroom outcome, working […]
When Is An Audit a Good Thing?
We know that the word “audit” strikes fear in the hearts of business owners and individuals alike, and perhaps understandably so, but a legal audit is a good thing, we promise. Stay with us as we explain why having a business litigation attorney audit your current legal configuration can help you in more ways than […]
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 liability partnerships, and their owners, members and partners. They represent them in internal, and external business disputes, and in actions seeking to change the ownership, or management structure of the […]
“Smart Homes” And The Future Of Business Litigation
Smart homes are houses that are designed to connect otherwise mundane features, like door locks, to the internet. Many technology and social observers believe these homes could be a sign of the future. But already, cases are beginning to emerge which indicates how liability could arise over them. The companies involved in creating smart homes […]
Lawsuit Against Amazon Over Coronavirus Safety Dismissed In New York
A federal judge in New York has dismissed a lawsuit against Amazon over an alleged lack of protections from coronavirus. The lawsuit concerns employees at one of Amazon’s facilities located in Staten Island. The judge said the issues in the suit should be raised with the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The lawsuit […]
Lawsuit Could Reveal Which Businesses Abused PPP Funds
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was a popular government response to the coronavirus this past spring. But the money quickly ran out, and then the accusations started flying. Companies were found to have abused PPP funds. Big businesses were said to have applied for funds that should have been sent to small businesses. Banks were […]
Puffery vs False Advertising
New York consumers enjoy broad protections under state law against false advertising. Consumers have the right to receive truthful information about goods and services. A misunderstanding or customer dissatisfaction can quickly turn into a claim of false advertising. If this happens, your business may be on the receiving end of a claim that it has […]
Not all Contracts Can be Enforced In New York
If you’re defending against a breach of contract lawsuit, there are a number of legal strategies you could adopt. But sometimes a good defense is pointing out the weaknesses in the plaintiff’s case. Understanding your legal rights in a breach of contract civil suit means knowing the standards that apply. Working with an experienced New […]
Maine Business Sues Small Business Administration for Denying Loan During Coronavirus Pandemic
We’ve reported previously on troubles involving the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Specifically, that many small businesses were unfairly denied a PPP loan during the coronavirus pandemic. Now, some businesses are fighting back. One of those is Breda, LLC, which owns Camden Harbour Inn and Natalie’s Restaurant in Camden, Maine. First, a brief summary of the […]
