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Opportunities are increasingly emerging in New York for the purchase of distressed assets. Opportunities abound in commercial real...

In a prior article, we discussed the basics of Reverse Mergers (also referred to as reverse takeover “RTO,” reverse IPO, or a backdoor...

Starting a business in New York can be an enjoyable and profitable adventure if you get the business on the right track from the start....

Before buying or selling a New York business, make sure you understand how to perform “due diligence” for the business. This is essential...

Officers and directors of start-up corporations are responsible for managing and directing the business’s affairs. As the business grows,...

Now that you created your New York nonprofit,  let’s discuss how your New York nonprofit can apply for state and federal tax exemption....

Start-ups in New York looking for investment capital should consider the classification of investors that can and cannot partake in...

Recently, we discussed a case where we were able to hold JPMorgan Chase to their word with regards to a stipulation made in a New York...

While it is always advisable to put all your New York business agreements in writing, there are special rules that govern whether a...

If you reside in New York or wish to run a business in New York, it may be convenient to incorporate a business in New York. But before...

New York businesses are not bound to incorporate within the state to operate within New York State. In fact, start-up businesses in New...

When buying or selling a New York business or any of a business’s assets under NY law, the potential successor liability of the buyer is...

If you are a foreign national living in New York, it is not impossible for you to start a business. Starting a business, in New York,...

If you are looking to take your New York private business public, consider the benefits and drawbacks of a New York reverse merger. ...

This week, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruled that Chipotle Mexican Grill had an “unlawful” social media policy that...

A recent lawsuit makes allegations that, if true, shows what not to do if your New York startup business obtains investment funding. To...

Revised federal rules from the National Labor Relations Board that gives employees more leverage in settling workplace disputes are...

Two business groups have sued the Obama administration over the government’s crackdown on U.S. companies moving abroad to reduce their...

If you want to conduct business under a trade name that is different from the name used to form your New York business, then you need to...