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If you have ever worked for another company in New York, you already know that many employers offer health care insurance to those working for them. If you run your own business, what are your obligations for providing health care to your employees? According to The...
For every New York City business that has been a neighborhood favorite for decades, there are more that go under. When a company goes bankrupt or closes its doors, the repercussions involve more than its owners and employees. Customers are also affected, whether they...
When you are ready to put your company online by setting up a website, there can hardly be anything more frustrating than finding out the name or trademark of your business has been infringed upon by another party. At Cox Padmore Skolnik & Shakarchy LLP, we...
If you employ others at your New York City business, you have obligations regarding their federal and state withholdings, as well as wages that can be taxed. The W-2 form is an important document that you will need to supply to your employees when they begin...
For customers, almost nothing is more frustrating or infuriating than not getting the service they need. If New York companies fail to provide adequate customer service, or if customers are able to find a better deal with a competitor, they are likely to leave. One...
When you’re starting a new business in New York, you are likely to be confronted by several hurdles, which can range from not having a solid business strategy to lacking a customer base. A previous post talked about the importance of putting together an effective...
Acquiring and merging companies is a normal part of business for many New York firms. However, a sudden change in business ownership, management and company climate can be stressful for employees. It is important for business executives to consider the needs and...
Despite wage laws that are meant to ensure employees are paid fairly, you may experience problems getting paid from your New York City employer. Often, there is a reasonable explanation for this. If you have not received the full amount you are due, there could have...
The right to patent a product or idea is important for companies in New York and elsewhere that wish to protect their wares from duplication. In the past, patent laws primarily covered tangible objects, such as new inventions or furniture designs. Now that advanced...
If you freelance in New York, you already know that your tax preparations will be different from those who work for employers. They get a portion of their income deducted from their paychecks automatically, so they hardly have to think about taxes until it’s time to...