And Civil Lawyers Serving Upstate New York
People who become business partners generally already know each other personally and/or professionally. That means they typically believe they can trust one another. However, President Ronald Reagan’s famous words during the Cold War, “trust, but verify” (actually a...
When your business relationship with another party is going well, you might not give a second thought to the contract that underpins it. In fact, many business owners do not even get around to putting a contract in place for some of their relationships. They just...
Force majeure clauses are intended to address business disruptions. However, many contracts tend to rely on broad, imprecise language. When unexpected events occur, those provisions may offer little practical protection. As a result, businesses can face uncertainty...
There’s been a lot of confusion around non-compete agreements and clauses in recent years. Many companies need to restrict at least certain employees from taking the skills and knowledge they’ve acquired to a close competitor immediately after they leave. However,...
Business relationships are built on contracts. When one party fails to perform their side of the bargain, it can disrupt your entire operation. You may feel frustrated and unsure of your options. In New York, the legal remedy often depends on a key question: Was the...
Promises form the foundation of trust in both personal and business relationships. When someone makes a commitment, you often plan your decisions, time or money around it. However, sometimes promises are broken. The fallout can feel frustrating and confusing,...
Contract misrepresentation occurs when one party provides false or misleading information to another, leading the other party to enter into an agreement under false pretenses. In New York State, misrepresentation in a business contract can have serious legal...
Clear communication is the foundation of many successful business relationships. That's why clarity is key when drafting a contract. Poorly worded agreements often lead to misunderstandings, unintended breach of contract and litigation. Below are four tips to keep in...
Winning a breach of contract case requires understanding contract law and using a strategic approach. Knowing what to prove and how to present evidence effectively can make a significant difference in the outcome. Prove a valid contract existed To win a breach of...
When parties enter into a contract, they expect each other to keep their promises. However, sometimes one party fails to perform their obligations under the contract, leading to a breach. If you are seeking to bring a breach of contract claim, it’s important to know...