Handling contracts and business relationships in New York can be complex and confusing. Without strategic legal advice and intervention, you can quickly find yourself on the wrong side of a tort action or other legal issue. A common problem individuals and companies may contend with is tortious interference with a business relationship.
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 enforce a contract.
Most companies can ill afford the damaging economic consequences of having their confidential business information revealed to the world, especially to their competitors. That’s where non-disclosure agreements (“NDAs”) come in. Although there are some limitations in New York, NDAs are an invaluable way of protecting businesses from harmful disclosure of confidential matters....
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...
