Executives who run successful businesses may wish to further the success of their company by making shares of the company’s stock available in the public stock market. This may give a company better liquidity and access to valued capital markets. Many New York...
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Month: November 2015
Increase in potentially unlawful nondisclosure agreements
Employees in New York are often asked to sign clauses in their contracts that they may not necessarily understand or agree with. Most of the time, these contract points are intended to protect the company. For example, the purpose of a nondisclosure clause is...
Google target of unfair competition lawsuit and investigation
A healthy spirit of competition is part of the American marketplace. However, if one company gains a monopoly over an industry and suffocates others’ attempts to compete, it can harm companies in New York and elsewhere. Is it possible for a business to be too...
Year-end tax tips for the self-employed
It’s almost that time of year again for employees, business owners and almost anyone who worked in New York during 2015. Tax time is just around the corner, and it is always better to get prepared ahead of time than to wait until the last minute – especially if you...