A breach of contract involves one of the parties to the agreement doing something to break the terms. To prove a breach of contract, you must have proof that a breach exists. According to the University of New Mexico, to win a breach of contract case, you must prove...
Determining the party responsible for construction defects
New York construction contracts are often the centerpiece of a project. If something goes wrong despite precautions, you may experience a significant financial loss. Negligent construction, engineering problems and defective materials can put your real estate project...
Detailing the principle of termination for convenience
When your company enters into a contract with a new business partner in New York, you likely feel a great sense of security due to the assumption that your agreement will remain intact provided you fulfill your terms of the agreement. Yet is that assumption correct?...
Mediation vs arbitration in commercial disputes
When there is a disagreement regarding a contract breach, employment, shareholder issues or insurance claims, some may think that going to court is the only option. However, alternative dispute resolutions have gained in popularity over the years, although many...
The factors involved in land use and zoning
If you are a New York land developer with plans for a particular parcel of land, conforming to zoning and land use regulations is critical for project approval. Proposals that do not meet the requirements and restrictions for the zone or fit the vision of long-term...
Three options to resolve commercial disputes
Disputes in business can occur for a variety of reasons, including contract breaches, unfair competition, consumer fraud and partnership disagreements. When unable to figure out a solution on their own, the damaged party may choose to take legal action. Depending on...
Creditors’ rights: How companies collect their due
Most people know that debtors have rights when dealing with creditors. But what happens on the other end of the equation? Creditors have rights, too. The Mitchell Pollack & Associates PLLC legal team helps many of our creditor clients understand their right to...
Alleged lies about illness sparks breach of contract dispute
Business disputes in New York can emanate over contractual language and attempts to breach agreements. While in many employer-employee disagreements there is a reactive belief that the employer is always in the wrong, that is not always the case. In fact, employees...
Famous entertainer and businessman sues over alleged fraud
Creating a lucrative and successful business is the dream of many New York entrepreneurs. To have a brand that is prominent, popular and global is a noteworthy goal. And, it is hoped that through hard work, this goal will be achieved. There are, however, problems that...
Unfair competition alleged in legal battle of fertility clinics
Disputes can arise in any category of business in New York. Since there are so many kinds of businesses serving any need that New Yorkers have, there is fertile ground for allegations of unfair competition, accusations of intellectual property theft, and more....
