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Companies can succeed for decades flying under the radar. But the more successful the venture is, the far likelier it is for companies to attract the big guns in corporate mergers and acquisitions. One way to force a company into a takeover or merger is through the...
During a commercial property purchase, it is very important to understand exactly what the zoning regulations state for that specific property. This is especially true when it will be used for a future commercial operation or as part of a development project. It must...
Copyright protections help to ensure that organizations that purchase the rights to original creative works or have creative professionals on staff retain authority over original works. For as long as copyright protections are in place, the business that holds the...
Commercial property litigation can be incredibly expensive. Many commercial properties are worth millions of dollars, and a commercial development project may have investments reaching into the hundreds of millions. Because these types of assets are at stake, it is...
Successful businesses with commercial properties in New York generally invest in property insurance. Coverage is important for mitigating the organization’s liability if visitors sustain injuries while at the property. Commercial property insurance is also important...
RICO charges are violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. It is focused on organized crime. As such, these cases are much more complex than many other types of white-collar crime allegations. There are five different elements that the...
For companies operating in New York’s competitive commercial environment, intellectual property disputes are both legal challenges and critical events. These challenges can affect brand value, market share and long‑term strategies. Learn more about how to approach...
Selling residential property involves more than presenting the physical condition of the home. Disclosure laws require sellers to consider whether certain external issues, including disputes involving neighboring construction, must be shared with prospective buyers....
Some of your most valuable ideas may never appear on paper or in public filings. They might live in a recipe, a workflow, a pricing method or a business plan that helps you stay ahead of competitors. In New York and across the United States, trade secret laws may...
Companies that are doing business only in the United States may eventually decide that it’s time to branch out into the international market. One of the most important things to consider if this is in the plan is how you will protect the company’s trademarks in the...