Competition is normal for any business. However, there are limits to what your competitors can do legally. Unfair trade practices generally involve a competitor using deceptive tactics. This puts your business at a disadvantage. Fortunately, there are steps you can...
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What are restrictive leases in Brooklyn?
Residential leases are often comprehensive because landlords need to clearly outline the rules for tenants, and they have to outline their responsibilities to the tenants. Some leases contain restrictive clauses, which list specific restrictions for the tenants. Some...
Mergers and acquisitions must be handled carefully
Mergers and acquisitions are two strategic business transactions that enable companies to enhance their market share, expand the business and gain a competitive advantage. While these two terms are often used interchangeably, they’re markedly different methods of...
3 tips to help resolve a partnership dispute
Business partners go into business together because they share visions and dreams about the company. In most cases, they recognize that each of them has areas of strength that balance each other out. Many don’t consider what will happen if they don’t see eye to eye...
What you need to know before you sell a home in Brooklyn
Selling a home in Brooklyn is an exciting but complex process. As one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the country, Brooklyn offers unique opportunities and challenges for sellers. Whether you’re selling a brownstone in Park Slope or a condo in Williamsburg,...
How whistleblower laws shape business litigation
Whistleblowers play a huge part in litigation. This is true not just for your run of the mill crimes but also in the world of business. That's why whistleblower laws are crucial to ensure that people who expose wrongdoing are protected. What are whistleblower laws? ...
Does a property transfer eliminate an easement?
An easement is an agreement governing land use. Essentially, the property owner is allowing someone else to use that land, often with specific guidelines. The person is not allowed to alter the property or restrict the owner’s ability to use it, but they do have the...
When can a landlord lawfully evict a tenant?
Many people who live in New York rent their apartments. In some cases, a landlord may need to evict a tenant, which can be greatly upsetting for families. However, landlords typically can not evict tenants for just any reason. Landlords must follow New York rules or...
Examples of reasons landlords can keep a security deposit
We recently discussed how landlords are not allowed to keep security deposits for the normal wear and tear in a rental space. There is always going to be some level of minor damage in a home or apartment. It could be as simple as a scratch on the floor from moving a...
Avoiding legal pitfalls when a high-level employee divorces
As a business owner, you likely would rather not get involved in an employee’s divorce. However, if you have a high-level employee who’s divorcing, your company will likely need to provide a fair amount of information regarding their compensation. As part of the...