When it comes to any type of business contract, it is always best to get it in writing. New York, like many states, has a Statute

If you rent a commercial property, such as a storefront, and your landlord claims you are in violation of your lease, what legal remedies do

In order to sue someone for breach of contract, obviously there must be a contract between the parties. While an oral (unwritten) contract may be

Written contracts are the basis of most business relationships. When a dispute arises between parties to the contract, it is important the original, signed agreement

Civil litigation is often a daunting prospect for business owners and other litigants who may be confused by the complexity of the New York court

The Supreme Court of New York County recently heard a Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ) in the case of Barak v. Jaff. This case involved several elements

One function of a contract is to establish certain rights between and among the parties. If the parties decline to enforce such rights, or modify

​In New York, the rules of the road require drivers to exercise ordinary care in operating their vehicles. A driver may be held liable for

Many New York homeowners are faced with two mortgages they can no longer afford to pay. In many cases, the amount they owe to the

In New York, local governments may impose significant restrictions on the use of private land. For example, since 1965, New York City has authorized local