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New York Removes Requirement for Notarized Affidavits in Civil Cases

On November 1, 2023, Governor Hocul signed a bill entitled the “Notary Bill” that eliminates the requirement that an affidavit be notarized in a...
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Common Pitfalls When Negotiating an Asset Purchase Agreement

An Asset Purchase Agreement (“APA”) is a legal document used when one company (the buyer) acquires the assets of another company (the seller). It...
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Real Estate Update: No More $500.00 Credit in Lieu of a Real Property Condition Disclosure Statement

On September 14, 2023, we published a blog post regarding the Real Property Condition Disclosure Statement in New York. On September 22, 2023, Governor...
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Under What Circumstances Can You Rescind a Contract in New York?

Rescinding a contract is a legal remedy recognized in the State of New York, allowing the parties to a contract to cancel or void...
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Understanding the Nuances: Summary Judgment Motion vs. Motion to Dismiss

In the world of legal proceedings, understanding the distinctions between various motions is crucial for both lawyers and the parties involved. Two commonly used...
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Can a Employer-Employee Dispute be Settled by an Email? And Is the Employer Bound by its Attorney’s Emails?

This week, the Second Department issued a decision in Alessina v. El Gauchito II, Corp., which serves as another caution for attorneys and their clients to...
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Understanding the Fine Print: Standard Provisions in a Severance Agreement

In an ever-evolving job market, many employees find themselves facing the prospect of job loss due to various reasons, such as layoffs, mergers, or...
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In What Ways Can an Attorney Act as General Counsel to Your Business?

When asked in what capacity we serve our business clients, our response usually includes a laundry list of the various inquiries, disputes, and challenges...
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