Negotiation Drivers: Cash, Leverage, and Motives
By: David Green email
Posted: August 19th, 2021
If COVID-19 has reinforced anything for lawyers and negotiators, it is that cash is still king! In a world where […]
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“I’ll Take That One!”: How “Shopping” for Cases Makes SCOTUS the Most Powerful Branch of Government
By: Joe Campolo email
Posted: August 18th, 2021
Tags: Supreme Court
During its 2020-2021 term, the Supreme Court agreed to hear 62 cases – a seemingly large number until you consider […]
Judicial Dissolution: An Uphill Battle
Posted: August 5th, 2021
Tags: commercial litigation, corporate, startups
When drafting limited liability company operating agreements, some variation of the words “The LLC is formed to conduct any lawful […]
What Employers Need to Know about HERO Act Obligations
By: Arthur Yermash email
Posted: July 15th, 2021
Tags: coronavirus, labor & employment
As the pandemic continues on, New Yorkers may not be surprised to learn that a new law has been passed […]
Supreme Court to Hear Second Amendment Case for First Time in a Decade
By: Joe Campolo email
Posted: June 21st, 2021
Tags: Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court recently agreed to review its first major Second Amendment case since deciding Heller v. District […]
Biden Administration Rescinds Trump Era Independent Contractor Rule
Posted: May 14th, 2021
Tags: labor & employment
Whether a worker is classified as an employee or independent contractor is not just legal jargon: the distinction has real […]
What Does Legalization of Marijuana in New York Mean for Employees & Employers?
By: Vincent Costa email
Posted: April 12th, 2021
Tags: cannabis, labor & employment
With the legalization of recreational marijuana in New York State, employers and employees alike might be wondering to what extent […]
Can a City or Town be Held Responsible for the Actions of its Snowplow Drivers?
By: Scott Middleton email
Posted: April 2nd, 2021
Tags: municipal, negligence
Spring is finally here, and now that the last of the snow from the recent snowstorms has melted after being […]
To Post or Not to Post? Social Media and the Workplace
By: Vincent Costa email
Posted: March 22nd, 2021
Tags: labor & employment
Many people believe that the First Amendment grants them the right of unrestricted free speech, including on social media. But […]
Professional Fundraiser Contracts in New York
Posted: March 2nd, 2021
New York is one of the leading bases for charitable nonprofits nationally. Two million New York taxpayers reported giving $42.5 […]
New Policies Allowing Legal Surrogacy in New York
Posted: February 24th, 2021
Tags: corporate, healthcare
Many people are surprised to find out that before February 15, 2021, surrogacy was not legally permitted in New York. […]
“Pink Tax” Ban Takes Effect in New York
Posted: October 5th, 2020
Tags: corporate
Business owners: to avoid civil penalties, be sure to review your pricing model on goods and services to confirm you’re […]