Month: September 2014

If you own or run a business, you likely have either hired an advertising agency to handle your marketing needs or you have found creative ways to market yourself within your community and online. It is vitally important that regardless of whether you do your...

If you are a business owner or a business executive, you are likely very concerned with ensuring that your intellectual property remains protected and that your clients’ privacy is respected. Unfortunately, cybercriminals do not share your concerns. In fact,...

Virtually every business in New York is a party to some kind of contract. Each of the parties has certain rights and responsibilities under the agreement. A breach of contract typically occurs when one of the parties fails to perform under the contract. If a New York...

When it comes to a New York company's trademarks, protecting them is one of the company's top priorities. Large companies have more resources when it comes to protecting this intellectual property, but smaller businesses also need to safeguard them. A trademark can be...

When the United States Supreme Court handed down a decision in last year’s Hobby Lobby case, the media generally focused its analysis of the decision on potential implications for other business-related cases involving birth control, the Affordable Care Act or...