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In the digital age, businesses rely heavily on technology to operate efficiently. While these technological advancements have streamlined processes and expanded opportunities, they have also exposed organizations to the ever-present threat of cyberattacks. The Zebra...
Copyright plays an important aspect in safeguarding your creative works and ensuring that your artistic, literary and intellectual creations remain protected from unauthorized use or reproduction. It is an essential consideration for anyone in New York who engages in...
A business trust, also known as a common law trust, is a way of holding a stakeholder's rights. Like an individual trust, you appoint a trustee to manage the business trust. In New York, you can name more than one beneficiary. Additionally, the business can be owned...
For entrepreneurs starting businesses in New York, one of the initial steps they will need to complete is deciding what form it will take. Choosing a legal entity structure for a business involves determining the type of liability protection the entrepreneur needs and...
There are plenty of reasons for New York business owners to sell their companies. However, the process is often a lengthy one that requires a number of steps for both the buyer and the seller. If you’re considering putting your business up for sale, there are some...
During the planning stages of your New York partnership, you should prioritize setting up a partnership agreement. This legal document details each partner's responsibilities and can prevent future legal action. In addition, this guide will help you determine which...
The spirit of entrepreneurship is at the heart not only of New York’s economy but the United States economy as a whole. While the allure of being your boss can be very enticing, some preparation must occur before you start your own business. Writing a quality business...
If you're in New York and dealing with a contract, you might encounter the concept of anticipatory breach. Under the umbrella of business and commercial law, an anticipatory breach occurs when one party to a contract declares their intention not to perform their...
Corporate bylaws for New York corporations detail the structure that guides the internal operations of an entity. They provide a means to ensure that the company complies with state laws and has a transparent process for accountability and decision-making. Bylaws...
Two parties create a contract when one offers to perform — or not perform — a valued action or service, and the other party willingly accepts the offer. A breach occurs when one or both parties fail to fulfill their contractual obligations. This post discusses the...