Although a contract is legally binding, both parties don’t always uphold their end of the bargain. Not only can circumstances change, but the terms of the agreement may not be fair or legal in the first place. These issues can lead a judge to decide not to...
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What to Consider in a Quiet Title Action
When the owner of a piece of real estate has a quiet title, it means that all disputes over that property have been resolved in court. Claims to the property have been “quieted” by a judge’s ruling, and the title is now clear, allowing the owner to sell or refinance it. A...
Common Types of Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Landlord-tenant law has become increasingly complex over the years. Housing codes, rent regulations, government subsidy programs, and requirements for eviction proceedings have all contributed to this. New York in particular heavily regulates residential landlord-tenant relationships. Whether you are a landlord or tenant, here is what you need to know about the types...
What Is Tortious Interference in a Business Partnership?
When a business or person tries to economically injure a competitor by meddling with a contract or business relationship of the competitor, a claim for tortious interference may arise. However, not all forms of interference are actionable in New York. These are complicated cases that present a host of strategic and practical...
Levy Goldenberg Opens New Location in Lower Manhattan
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Why You Need a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in Manhattan
Last Updated: May 6, 2026
Key Takeaways
NDAs are essential for protecting confidential business information in New York. Manhattan businesses face a heightened risk of disclosure due to fast-paced, competitive markets. Poorly drafted NDAs often fail in...My Business Partner Is Suing Me. Now What?
Last Updated: June 3, 2026
Key Takeaways Business partner disputes in NYC often involve claims of breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, or financial misconduct. Manhattan courts closely scrutinize allegations involving misuse of company funds, exclusion from management,...Understanding an Anticipatory Breach of Contract
After certain contracts are made, circumstances may arise that make it difficult or impossible for one of the parties to meet its obligations. The person or entity that is unable to fulfill its promise before performance is due may declare an intention not to perform under the contract. In essence, one side...
How an Attorney Can Help with Your Real Estate Development Litigation
No matter the type or size of the project, real estate developers face a wide range of challenges. This is especially true in New York, which has long been the hub for real estate development. From inception through construction and sale, the field of real estate development involves many different interested...
The Importance of Disclosures in Real Estate Transactions
You may have heard the phrase caveat emptor or “let the buyer beware”. Much like purchasing property “as is”, it means that when you buy something you do so at your own risk. It’s yours forever, it cannot be returned, and you will have no recourse even if it is defective or...