Many landlord-tenant disputes arise because of differing interpretations of the parties’ lease. Remember, a lease is a written contract, and like any contract, a court

Voluntary associations provide many important civil and cultural functions. When disagreements arise over an association’s internal rules, can an aggrieved party sue for breach of

Business deals can go bad for several reasons, many of which do not lead to litigation. But there are instances where one party believes it

Many people form partnerships to invest in other businesses. Such investment partnerships may include family and friends. While you may be tempted to rely on

If you are taking out a mortgage to finance a real estate purchase, it is always a good idea to work with an attorney, in

As a general rule, a contract may be terminated by either party unless they agree to a definite term. For example, if John Doe agrees

Business contracts dealing with the sales of goods are generally governed by the New York Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). The UCC helps promote uniformity among

Breach of contract cases often turn on whether any part of the written agreement between the parties is ambiguous. An ambiguity exists whenever a term

It is well understood that an agent may bind a principal to a contract. For example, if you own a business and authorize one of

When acquiring a business through an asset purchase agreement, it is important to understand what specific obligations the buyer takes on from the seller. A well-drafted purchase agreement