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Litigation

59 articles
01
AI and Attorney–Client Privilege: What Business Clients Need to Know After United States v. Heppner
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02
Avoiding Spoliation: How Not to Lose Your Case Through Evidence Destruction
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03
Breach of Contract Litigation in NYC: What Small Businesses Should Know
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04
Breach of Fiduciary Duty in NYC: What Business Owners Need to Know
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05
Buy-Sell Agreements: How to Set the Rules for a Business Divorce Before It Happens
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06
Commercial Litigation in NYC: Strategies for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses
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07
Demand Letter vs. Lawsuit: When Does a Business Dispute Escalate to Litigation in New York and New Jersey?
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08
Demand Letters and Pre-Litigation Strategy in NYC
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09
Did Your Broker Cost You Money? Your Legal Rights After Investment Losses
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10
Federal Law Gives Trafficking Survivors the Right to Sue Businesses That Profited From Their Exploitation
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11
Financial Exploitation of Elderly Investors: What Families Need to Know
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12
FINRA Arbitration: What Investors and Financial Professionals Need to Know
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13
Goodwill in Business Buyouts: Why Personal Goodwill and Enterprise Goodwill Are Valued Differently in New York and New Jersey Disputes
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14
How Is a Business Valued in a New York or New Jersey Buyout or Shareholder Dispute?
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15
How to Enforce a Judgment in New York and New Jersey
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16
How to Respond When Served With a Subpoena: A Step-by-Step Guide for Businesses and Third Parties
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17
How to Serve a Korean Defendant Under the Hague Convention
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18
I Was Just Sued for Breach of Contract in New York — What Are My Defenses?
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19
ICC Arbitration for Korean Companies with U.S. Commercial Contracts: A Practical Guide
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20
Individual Liability Under the NJ Law Against Discrimination: When Managers Get Sued Personally
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21
Korean Companies in U.S. Contract Disputes: How to Defend a Claim and Sue for Breach in New York and New Jersey
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22
Letters Rogatory and Depositions in Korea: Navigating International Evidence Requests
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23
Litigation Hold Letters: What Businesses Must Do to Preserve Evidence
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24
Litigation Strategy for Business Owners: Knowing When to Settle and When to Fight
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25
Minority Shareholder Oppression in NYC: When Majority Owners Cross the Line
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26
My Business Was Just Served With an Employment Discrimination Complaint — First Steps for NY and NJ Employers
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27
My Business Was Just Sued by Employees — What Is an FLSA Collective Action or Class Action, and What Do I Do?
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28
My Business Was Sued Under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act — What Do I Do?
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29
My Employee Filed an Unpaid Wage Claim in New York — What Do I Do?
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30
Navigating Federal Discovery Obligations: What Small Businesses Often Get Wrong
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31
NJ Consumer Fraud Act: Per Se Violations Explained
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32
Non-Compete Agreements in New York and New Jersey: What Employers Need to Know in 2026
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33
NY and NJ Sexual Harassment Standards: What Korean Employers Need to Know About Mandatory Policies, Training, and Liability
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34
Partnership and Shareholder Disputes in NYC: How to Protect Your Business and Your Rights
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35
Piercing the Corporate Veil in New York: When Can Owners Be Personally Liable?
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36
SDNY's Written Opinion on AI Privilege: Further Guidance from Judge Rakoff
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37
Serving as a Plaintiff in a Class Action Lawsuit
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38
Settling a Business Dispute Without Going to Court: Mediation, Arbitration, and Negotiation in New York and New Jersey
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Shareholder Agreements for Closely Held Corporations: Key Clauses to Prevent Litigation
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40
Strategic Use of Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs) and Preliminary Injunctions in Business Disputes
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41
The Five Most Common Types of Broker Misconduct That Harm Investors
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42
TRO vs. Preliminary Injunction: What New York and New Jersey Businesses Need to Know
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43
U.S. Depositions of Korean Witnesses: Practical Preparation Guide for Businesses
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44
Understanding a New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) Claim: Strengths, Limits, and Common Misconceptions
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45
Understanding Discovery and eDiscovery in U.S. Litigation
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46
Understanding the U.S. Litigation Lifecycle: From Demand Letter to Final Judgment
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47
Understanding Whistleblower Rights Under the False Claims Act
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48
Unpaid Purchase Orders: What Sellers and Buyers Need to Know Before a Dispute Escalates
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49
Using Declaratory Judgment Actions to Take Control of a Dispute
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50
Wage and Hour Liability for Korean-Owned Businesses: The Five Most Common Violations
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51
What Happens When Business Partners Can't Agree on Value: Appraisal Clauses, Court-Appointed Experts, and the Litigation Path in New York and New Jersey
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52
What Korean Parent Companies Need to Know When Their U.S. Subsidiary Gets Sued
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53
What to Do When Your Business Gets Sued in New York or New Jersey
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54
When a Church Breaks From Its Denomination: Building, Bank Accounts, and Name in New York and New Jersey
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55
When Church Members Sue the Church: Derivative Claims, Removal of Officers, and Internal Dispute Resolution in New York and New Jersey
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56
When to Authorize Litigation: A Framework for In-House Teams
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57
Who Controls the Church? Board Authority, Pastor Authority, and Governance Disputes in New York and New Jersey Nonprofits
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58
Wrongful Termination Claims in New York: What Employers Need to Know
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59
Your Arbitration Clause Just Got More Powerful: What Jules v. Balazs Means for Business Contracts
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Business Law & Contracts

17 articles
01
Breach of Fiduciary Duty in NYC: What Business Owners Need to Know
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02
Buy-Sell Agreements: How to Set the Rules for a Business Divorce Before It Happens
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Choosing the Right Entity for Your Business (LLC, Corporation, or Nonprofit?)
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Contract Essentials for Small Businesses: Understanding Termination, Indemnity, Confidentiality, and Arbitration Clauses
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Corporate Governance in New York & New Jersey: How Bylaws and Operating Agreements Interact With State Law
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Equipment Purchase and Sale Agreements in New York and New Jersey: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know
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LOIs, MOUs, and Contracts: What Business Owners Need to Know About Enforceability
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08
Minority Shareholder Oppression in NYC: When Majority Owners Cross the Line
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Non-Compete Agreements in New York and New Jersey: What Employers Need to Know in 2026
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Non-Disclosure Agreements for Business Owners | New York & New Jersey
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Resolving Shareholder and Partnership Disputes (Deadlocks, Buyouts, and Fiduciary-Duty Issues)
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Shareholder Agreements for Closely Held Corporations: Key Clauses to Prevent Litigation
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Unpaid Purchase Orders: What Sellers and Buyers Need to Know Before a Dispute Escalates
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What Does It Mean to Have an Outside General Counsel?
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What Is a Letter of Intent (LOI) and Is It Binding?
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What Korean Parent Companies Need to Know When Their U.S. Subsidiary Gets Sued
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Your Arbitration Clause Just Got More Powerful: What Jules v. Balazs Means for Business Contracts
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