Month: May 2015

Last week's post on the New York City Business and Commercial Law Blog introduced New York employees to the world of restrictive covenants and outlined what a solicitation agreement is. This week, we will look at another type of covenant: a non-competition agreement....

When New York residents are about to begin a new job, they are often presented with a number of forms and contracts that they are supposed to sign. These documents can hold certain sections that may go unnoticed by the employee at the time of signing. Unfortunately,...

There are a number of different legal responses, options and protections that may be available when a contract has been breached or interfered with. A dispute between a publicist and the producers of a Broadway musical was recently in a Manhattan court. The publicist,...

When two parties enter into an agreement, the hope and aim is that everyone will adhere to their side of the bargain and everything will go as planned. Unfortunately, however, this is not always the case and for one reason or another, issues such as delays or...

Though many New York residents start new business projects because they enjoy spending their time, money and effort in creating something new, they also do it to receive some tangible benefits. It is often not possible to create new projects on one's own and so they...