Divorces are often bitter affairs that can drag out for years in court. The same is true for many business divorces. When a partnership or

Although most breach of contract and civil litigation cases fall under state law, there are times when federal law overrides or “preempts” such claims. This

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

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

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

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

​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

The American Society of Composers, Artists and Performers represents roughly half the musical composers and song publishers in the United States. Basically, individual artists assign