There are typically volumes of documents and extensive evidence involved in commercial litigation. The discovery process is meant to ensure transparency in the exchange of information and prevent trial by ambush. However, this phase of litigation isn’t only a...
While competition is expected and encouraged in the commercial arena, there is a strict boundary between fair competition and unlawful interference with a business relationship. Critically, if a third-party intentionally disrupts a business relationship of yours and...
If you own a company on Long Island, you will inevitably face a business dispute at some point. Business disputes can arise in connection with contracts, financial matters, and disagreements between partners. They can also stem from a partner’s wrongdoing or a...
As a business grows, it’s not uncommon for relationships between partners to become strained over finances, strategy, and the direction of the company. In some cases, these conflicts can quickly escalate and lead to a complete breakup of the business. If you’re going...
Self-dealing can arise in any business, including startups, large corporations, and family-owned companies. Self-dealing is not only a conflict of interest, but also a breach of fiduciary duty that can erode trust, cause significant financial loss, and lead to serious...
Boundary and easement disputes are some of the most litigated issues that arise in connection with both residential and commercial properties. While a boundary dispute concerns a disagreement over the location of the property line, an easement dispute involves a...
Partition actions can be a powerful tool to resolve disputes among co-owners of commercial property. The process involves court oversight and can lead to physical division of the property — or judicial sale in cases where physical division is not practical. If you...
Residential, commercial, and investment property assets often represent the most significant assets a person possesses — and when disputes arise, they can quickly become contentious and complex. In situations where a property was acquired through fraud, mistake,...
Due to limited supply and increasing demand, the stakes are high in the commercial real estate market on Long Island. But unfortunately, not every contract makes it to closing. There are a number of reasons a real estate deal might fall apart. Whether you’re a buyer...
