Entries tagged: corporate

Can an email exchange create a binding contract? In short, yes. With more people working from home and transacting virtually […]

The COVID-19 crisis and the measures implemented in response, including states of emergency, social distancing, and mandatory closures, have created […]

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc across the globe, business owners are consumed with keeping their businesses, employees, […]

Many companies employ independent contractors to supplement their workforce. By using independent contractors, businesses can minimize expenses from health insurance […]

Suffolk County is the first county in New York State to restrict the use of plastic straws according to County […]

In 1988, Suffolk County passed the nation’s first law banning polystyrene “Styrofoam” food packaging due to its threat to the […]

“Choice-of-law” provisions, identifying which state’s laws a contract will be interpreted under, are almost universally found in contract “boilerplate.” Businesspeople […]

A standard provision typically included in non-compete agreements is a “partial enforceability” provision that gives the Court the power to […]

  In a decision that could make New York a more attractive venue for shareholders of Delaware-incorporated companies, a New […]