You want to maintain a good relationship with your suppliers, clients and even former employees. You could do business with them again in the future, and conflict could impact your reputation with that person or business and their professional connections. If one of...
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Contract Disputes
The elements of a valid contract
Assuming that a contract is valid, its terms will usually be enforced by a New York judge. Generally speaking, a contract is deemed to be legitimate only if it is entered into freely by individuals who are of sound mind. Furthermore, some form of consideration must be...
Breach of contract claims surround Tracy Plaza renovation
New York is home to many businesses, which can also mean the Empire State sees many business-related lawsuits in its courts. Not every business plan goes as the participants intend, and litigation may follow. In some cases, private enterprises may file a lawsuit...
What New York companies should know about contract breaches
Ideally, when two parties enter into an agreement, each side will fulfill its obligations to the other without any problems. However, financial issues or other unexpected problems may make it difficult or impossible for that to happen. If a party fails to live up to...
For Cause vs. For Convenience Contracts: An Overview
If you’re a construction professional, there will be times when you may need to terminate a contracted relationship. Perhaps you (or the other party) ran into financial difficulties or a dispute arose over the quality of the work. Other common reasons for early...
Owner vs. Contractor Duties in a Construction Contract
Construction contracts are the blueprint of a successful project. They are generally executed between the project owner and the general contractor and define the scope, terms, and conditions of the agreement. Below is a general overview of the owner vs. contractor...
5 Benefits of Choosing Alternative Dispute Resolution to Resolve Legal Issues
Business relationships are prone to a variety of disputes across an equally broad range of parties. For example: A franchisor may disagree with a franchisee over how a business is run. Business owners may be unhappy with the quality of a recent shipment from the...