And Civil Lawyers Serving Upstate New York
Commuting in New York state is not always safe. Traffic-filled streets and slippery sidewalks increase the risk of accidents. If you were hurt on your way to work, whether you were walking, riding a bike or in a car, you may be able to get help without proving who was...
When you launched your business, you likely chose a legal structure (corporation, limited liability company or LLC, partnership, etc.) that fit your goals, resources and risk tolerance. But as your company evolves, your original setup might no longer serve your best...
When you are close to someone, emotionally, financially or both, it is easy to skip the paperwork. You trust each other. You talk things through. Maybe you helped them launch a business or worked on something together. But when things go wrong, you may wonder if the...
Business partners don’t always work together as efficiently and cooperatively as they may have hoped. Disputes do arise and need to be resolved, sometimes through litigation. But why would these disputes happen? Every situation is unique, but the following are a few...
In probate litigation, a claim for undue influence occurs when someone accuses another person of pressuring or manipulating the decedent into changing their will or estate plan. The person contesting the will argues that the decedent didn’t make decisions freely, but...
When someone suffers a brain injury in an accident, they can experience a wide variety of symptoms. They may lose consciousness, have no memory of the event, experience extreme sensitivity to lights and sounds or have issues with balance and motor skills. It all...
The business formation process features numerous important steps. Aspiring business owners need to consider different structures for their company. They need to research the industry in which they hope to operate. They may need to seek out insurance coverage and...
It may seem counterintuitive, but in New York, an individual can lawfully obtain ownership of real property through a legal doctrine called adverse possession. This process unfolds over a substantial period and requires strict compliance with statutory criteria....
When multiple individuals own a business, planning for future transitions is essential. If one partner departs, dies, or wants to sell their ownership interest, the absence of a formal agreement can create legal and financial complications. A buy-sell agreement helps...
Starting your own business means making smart choices early on. One of the most significant decisions is selecting the right structure. Many people ask whether an S-Corp might be a better option than a basic LLC. If you're starting in New York, it's important to...