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As a business owner in New York, entering a partnership means more than just agreeing to work together - it also means taking on important legal responsibilities.

When it comes to selling or buying a business in New York, there's an important legal concept that both parties need to be aware of: the Mohawk Doctrine.

However, when disagreements arise between family members who own the business together, it can lead to a situation known as "business divorce." This term describes the process of separating ownership interests in a company, which can be just as difficult and emotional as a marriage ending.

Tenure is a bedrock principle of academia. Unfortunately, colleges and universities might attempt to circumvent the protections offered by tenure, threatening the livelihood of higher-education professionals

As a business owner or high-income professional, your contracts are the backbone of your operations, safeguarding your interests and ensuring that both parties fulfill their obligations.

In the world of business, the business entity form offers a general protective layer to the individual owners, shielding their personal assets from the liabilities and debts incurred by their companies, with a few exceptions.

Prenuptial agreements, or "prenups," can be crucial for protecting your assets, especially for professionals and business owners, empty-nesters, and those with significant assets.

On March 11, 2024, in a notable regulatory shift, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has reinstated what many believe to be the traditional independent contractor regulations.