No matter how big or small your organization is or what industry you’re in, companies of all kinds and sizes face a common threat—business fraud. Scammers can cause serious harm and may even ruin your business permanently. Small businesses are especially vulnerable as they may not have the resources to withstand...
Contract Dispute Between Staten Island Yankees and the New York Yankees
Plaintiff Nostalgic Partners, LLC ("Nostalgic"), the owner of the Staten Island Yankees ("the SI Yankees"), commenced a lawsuit in the New York Commercial Division against the New York Yankees Partnership ("the Yankees"), various related Trusts ("the Trusts"), and The Office of the Commissioner...
Due Diligence: Navigating the Complex Landscape of Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Buying and selling real estate can be challenging, even when you’re only interested in it for personal use. The challenges are multiplied when making commercial real estate transactions.
Even a small mistake can cost tens of thousands of dollars, and large mistakes can cost millions or even billions. As...
Uniform Commercial Code – What Is It?
The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a comprehensive set of laws and standards that are designed to provide a legal framework for commercial transactions in the United States. Sometimes called the backbone of American commerce, the UCC has been adopted in some form by every state and allows businesses to conduct their...
The Right Time to Sue for Unpaid Invoices Under New York Contract Law
New York businesses can sue for unpaid invoices when a customer or client fails to pay within the timeframe required by a contract or when the law implies a duty to compensate for goods or services provided. The right time to file a lawsuit depends on payment terms, documentation, and whether...
Can You Appeal a Commercial Case in New York?
Yes—most commercial cases in New York can be appealed if a party believes the trial court made a legal error that affected the outcome. Appeals are not retrials; they focus on whether the court correctly applied the law or followed proper procedures. Because appellate courts review the written record and legal arguments...