And Civil Lawyers Serving Upstate New York
If you want to start a business in New York with one or more partners, you must decide what sort of legal entity to form. There are several different ways you may organize a business that has two or more partners. According to the New York Division of Small Business...
Perhaps you are an aspiring entrepreneur looking to take a leap and make your company official. Or maybe you have spent time working as a partner for another business and you want to provide services or products of your own. Whatever the reason, forming your business...
When a business’s bottom line is compromised by a legal conflict, it can negatively impact the company’s future financial stability and possibly even lead to drastic changes going forward. For a quick and cost-effective legal resolution, many businesses may turn to...
Business owners in Syracuse understand the difficulties of working with influential suppliers. These powerful companies hold near-monopolies over supply chains. Some take advantage of clients who have few other options. Often, these cases require small business owners...
Our law firm realizes how much pressure restaurant owners face on a daily basis. Uncertainty about the future of an establishment is common, especially in recent months as many businesses in New York have closed their doors temporarily or for good. Lawsuits arise for...
If you are a business owner facing legal action, it is imperative to understand the long-term implications of the case and take steps to protect your company. From closure to financial losses and significant stress, business owners dealing with lawsuits face many...
If you have developed a concept for a new business, you might be very excited to get it off the ground. When determining what business structure you would like to use, there will be many things you should consider and understand. Taxation, management and decision...
If you have ever been asked by a company you worked for to sign a contract promising that you will keep sensitive company information confidential, you are not alone. If you are now the owner of or executive at a company, you may wish to have your employees sign such...
When it is time to hire workers for your business, you have a couple of options. You can hire them as employees or as independent contractors. There are clear differences that determine which category a worker falls in. If a business owner does not classify them...
Business partners develop contracts to protect their individual interests as well as the interests of the business endeavor in which they are involved. While individuals may go into a partnership with a mutually beneficial contract, it is not uncommon for parties to...