Specific Performance vs. Money Damages: Enforcing Commercial Real Estate Contracts in Court

Commercial real estate transactions often involve complex agreements, sizable investments, and high stakes. When one party breaches a contract, the non-breaching party can pursue specific performance or seek monetary damages to resolve the dispute. These two legal remedies represent different approaches to enforcing an agreement, each with its own advantages and...

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Emergency TROs in Commercial Disputes: Freezing Assets Before They Vanish

In times of economic uncertainty, businesses often face the risk of asset dissipation during disputes. An Emergency Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) serves as a critical legal tool to prevent such actions, ensuring that assets remain intact pending litigation. An Emergency TRO can freeze assets, such as bank accounts or property, to prevent...

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What Is the Difference Between Corporate and Commercial Law?

Although the terms “corporate law” and “commercial law” are sometimes used interchangeably, there are actually important differences between them. Understanding the distinctions can help you get the appropriate legal advice and representation, whether your organization has transactional or litigation needs.

Manhattan business law is complicated, both in the corporate...

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