Lawsuits are bad for business, especially in New York where big companies thrive. Because of the public nature of litigation, it doesn’t take long for word to spread about the alleged misdeeds of a company. Reputational harm and stakeholder suspicions are often not far behind.
But there are other,...
New York City does not issue a specific “food hall license.” Instead, food hall operators and vendors must obtain the correct permits based on their business models. If a food hall serves food and drinks, the operator must have a Food Service Establishment Permit from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene...
Civil litigation is a cornerstone of the legal system, addressing disputes between individuals or entities that do not involve criminal charges. In a bustling and complex jurisdiction like Manhattan, civil litigation encompasses many cases, from business disputes to personal injury claims. Whether you’re a plaintiff initiating a lawsuit or a defendant responding...
Are you in the process of starting a business partnership? If so, you should consider crafting a buy-sell agreement, as it can avoid potentially catastrophic conflicts for your company should a partner need to exit the business for various reasons. An experienced business law attorney can help determine whether your business...
Has someone else used your company’s trademarks in a way that harms your brand? If so, you may have grounds to file a lawsuit alleging trademark dilution. Here’s what you need to know about the process.
Understanding Trademark DilutionTrademark dilution occurs when other parties’...
Business partnerships can face challenges, conflict, and disagreements like any relationship, especially when those partnerships last for many years. When a business partnership starts to break down, it’s crucial to take prompt, strategic actions to mitigate potential damage and protect your interests. A proactive approach, which involves taking immediate action, can...
Intellectual property is often one of an enterprise’s most valuable assets. In a competitive market, your ability to protect your IP can make or break your business. If another party infringes on your intellectual property, your company’s livelihood may be at stake. An experienced commercial law attorney can work to protect...
In commercial litigation, as in all types of litigation, each party must prove their case with evidence that supports their position. In commercial litigation, the majority of the evidence will be found in the documents that you or the other party are legally required to preserve. Any documents relating to the case...
