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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...
Construction projects rarely go exactly as planned. Unexpected conditions, design updates and client requests can all require changes after work has already begun. While changes are common, they can also create confusion if they are not handled properly. A small...
Shareholders have certain rights and legal protections that they gain in exchange for investing in a business. Shareholders typically attend meetings where they discuss the company's operations and finances. They receive dividend payments when the company is...
Subcontractors play an essential role in completing construction projects, but they can also introduce risks that are not always apparent at the start of a job. One potentially significant issue is discovering that a subcontractor lacks the insurance coverage required...
Yes, you can often appeal a denial or contest a decision made by your insurance provider. Your business likely carries multiple layers of commercial insurance, property insurance and other such policies. You may need to file a claim after significant property damage...
Small business owners have to take the necessary steps to protect their business. One of the most important ways of doing this is to protect the trademarks of the company. These are the things that allow consumers to recognize the company. Trademarks include a...
Business insurance can protect companies from product recall expenses, premises liability lawsuits or even operational disruption. Companies often pay high premiums for robust insurance to mitigate the most serious risks they face. Insurance companies are subject to a...
Online defamation can have a huge and immediate impact on a business. This is because false statements published in reviews, social media posts, comments or other online content may damage a company’s reputation, undermine consumer confidence and result in measurable...
Yes, a noncompete agreement can be used to protect intellectual property. Business owners are sometimes worried about confidential information or trade secrets leaving with an employee who quits their job. They believe that the employee is going to take that...