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  • Our Team
    • Leo K. Barnes, Jr
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Protecting Your Property Rights on Long Island: Understanding Constructive Trusts

Protecting Your Property Rights on Long Island: Understanding Constructive Trusts

by Leo K. Barnes, Jr. | Oct 22, 2025 | Insights

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,...
When a Commercial Real Estate Contract Falls Through: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know

When a Commercial Real Estate Contract Falls Through: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know

by Leo K. Barnes, Jr. | Sep 30, 2025 | Insights

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...
Your Business Secrets Are Walking Out the Door: Legal Strategies to Enforce NDAs and Protect Confidential Information

Your Business Secrets Are Walking Out the Door: Legal Strategies to Enforce NDAs and Protect Confidential Information

by Leo K. Barnes, Jr. | Aug 26, 2025 | Insights

Non-disclosure agreements — commonly referred to as “NDAs” — are crucial to safeguard sensitive business data. However, if these documents are not properly constructed or drafted to be enforceable, your proprietary information, client lists, marketing initiatives, and...
Fiduciary Duties of Corporate Officers and Directors

Fiduciary Duties of Corporate Officers and Directors

by Leo K. Barnes, Jr. | Aug 19, 2025 | Insights

The officers and directors of a corporation don’t only have decision-making authority — they carry fiduciary duties. In the corporate arena, a fiduciary duty is a legal obligation officers and directors have to the shareholders. Specifically, they have a duty to act...
Arbitration vs. Court: Resolving Real Estate Disputes in New York Efficiently

Arbitration vs. Court: Resolving Real Estate Disputes in New York Efficiently

by Leo K. Barnes, Jr. | Aug 13, 2025 | Insights

Commercial real estate disputes are not uncommon — and disagreements over contracts, landlord tenant matters, and construction can quickly escalate. Importantly, court isn’t the only option available to resolve these types of conflicts. In many cases, arbitration is...
FAQs About Partition Lawsuits in New York: Common Concerns Answered

FAQs About Partition Lawsuits in New York: Common Concerns Answered

by Leo K. Barnes, Jr. | Aug 6, 2025 | Insights

A partition action is a legal mechanism that can be used to resolve disputes between co-owners of a property when they cannot agree what to do with it. This type of lawsuit can be used in both commercial and residential real estate matters when there are...
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