If you suspect your business partner is taking money, steering opportunities to themselves, or squeezing you out of the company you helped build, New York law is on your side. Co-owners owe each other fiduciary duties — and when a partner breaks them, you can demand the company’s records, sue to recover what was taken,Read More…
Commercial Litigation
Business Divorce in New York: A Co-Owner’s Guide to Buyouts and Dissolution
A “business divorce” is the informal name for what happens when the co-owners of a closely held business — shareholders in a corporation, members of an LLC, or partners — can no longer work together and need a way to separate. It is the same problem whether you call it a business divorce, a shareholderRead More…
Do I Have a Breach of Contract Claim in New York?
When a customer won’t pay, a vendor doesn’t deliver, or a partner ignores the deal you shook hands on, the first question is usually the same: do I actually have a case? In New York, the answer turns on four specific things — and on a deadline that’s easy to miss. The short answer: YouRead More…
