The decision to sue a business partner is never an easy one, but in some cases, it may be necessary. While you and your partner may have formed your company with a shared vision and mutual trust, disputes can arise that put the relationship — and the business itself —...
Do I Have a Minority Oppression Claim?
If you own a minority share in a company and have been excluded from decision-making, denied access to information, or unfairly treated by the majority, you may be wondering whether you have a minority oppression claim. Not only can the wrongful conduct of the...
Do I Have a Business Lawsuit?
Running a business is not without risk. At some point, most business owners will face a dispute, whether it’s with partners, vendors, other businesses, or consumers. But when does a dispute rise to the level where it may be necessary to pursue a remedy in court? While...
What to Do if a Partner Freezes You Out of Business Decisions
You may have gone into a joint enterprise with the best intentions. However, if the business relationship begins to deteriorate and your business partner has started to make decisions without your input, refuses to communicate, or cuts off your access to information,...
Warning Signs Your Business May Be Facing a Lawsuit
At some point in business ownership, nearly every entrepreneur will face a legal dispute. Whether the conflict involves a business partner, vendor, or client, there are several warning signs to look out for. Recognizing the signals can give you time to mitigate risk,...
Types of Expert Witnesses That Can Help You Win Your Business Dispute
Expert witnesses can play a crucial role in business disputes. Unlike lay witnesses who provide testimony based on their personal observations, expert witnesses testify based on their specialized knowledge, training, and experience in a particular field. In addition...
What to Do if a Business Partner Misappropriates Company Funds
Discovering that your business partner has been stealing or misusing company funds is devastating. Such actions can threaten the company's financial stability, harm its reputation, and damage professional relationships. By knowing the right steps to take and acting...
Partnership Disputes Over Profit Sharing and Contributions
When a business partnership is formed, partners typically share financial expectations for the company. However, disputes over profit sharing and contributions can arise due to unclear agreements, unbalanced workloads, and differing financial priorities. Partners may...
Cybersecurity Breaches and Legal Liability for Your Business
The frequency of cybersecurity breaches is on the rise, posing a serious threat to Long Island businesses of all sizes. According to statistics, 41% of small businesses were victims of a cyber attack in 2023. Breaches may not only lead to operational disruption, IT...









