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A breach of fiduciary duty can cause serious problems for a business, especially when a partner prioritizes personal interests over the company's interests. Because such conduct can lead to financial losses and other business problems, companies should know how to...
Contractors and subcontractors play essential roles in commercial construction projects. Although most complete their work properly and comply with applicable building codes, mistakes and intentional shortcuts can result in failed inspections, stop-work orders, costly...
A major disruption can cost a large company far more than the direct damage. Lost income, broken contracts and cascading financial exposure follow quickly. When a carrier delays or denies a claim, the financial risk grows. Modern commercial claim denial tactics...
After filing a commercial insurance claim, a significant delay can disrupt the company’s operations. If the property has been damaged, it may be unusable, or operations may proceed at a substandard rate. As a result, the company is actively losing money until those...
A foreign acquisition of a U.S. business can face government review when the transaction creates a potential national security risk. CFIUS, the federal committee that reviews certain foreign investments, can impose conditions on a deal or refer it to the President...
When your workers create code, design logos or draft content, securing complete ownership of the intellectual property is essential for protecting your company's assets. Ensuring your company legally owns employee-created work requires a clear understanding of federal...
Growing brands require new locations and additional space. The commercial facility that a company leased a few years ago may no longer adequately meet the organization’s needs. However, the commercial lease signed for the current premises may still remain in effect...
Commercial property damage can trigger large insurance claims, yet insurers often issue assessments that fall short of actual repair costs. Businesses face a difficult position when an adjuster's valuation does not align with contractor estimates or engineering...
When a licensing agreement ends, the former licensee should stop using your trademark. If the business keeps displaying your name, logo or other protected branding, customers may still believe it remains connected to your company. For a New York City business, that...
When a business partnership dispute arises, going straight to a New York court is not your only option. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods like mediation and arbitration can offer efficient, private ways to settle disagreements while protecting your...