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Understanding the Key Provisions in a Severance Agreement

January 11, 2024Laura M. Catina, Esq.

Leaving a job can be a challenging and emotional process, especially if you have been there for quite some time. Whether you’re departing on...

Governor Hochul Vetoes Non-Compete Ban in New York: Now What?

January 4, 2024Amy M. Mara, Esq.

In a recent turn of events, Governor Kathy Hochul has vetoed Senate Bill S3100A, which passed both houses of the legislature in June 2023,...

Year-End Reflections: Why Reviewing Your Employee Handbook Is a Must

November 30, 2023Laura M. Catina, Esq.

As the year draws to a close, it’s not just the festive season that should be on your mind, but also the ideal time...

Embracing NO-vember: How to Weave Self-Care into Your Life and Business

November 16, 2023Amy M. Mara, Esq.

For the end of the year, we have decided to focus on our favorite tips and strategies for becoming a Healthy CEO. I am...

New York Removes Requirement for Notarized Affidavits in Civil Cases

November 9, 2023Laura M. Catina, Esq.

On November 1, 2023, Governor Hocul signed a bill entitled the “Notary Bill” that eliminates the requirement that an affidavit be notarized in a...

Common Pitfalls When Negotiating an Asset Purchase Agreement

November 2, 2023Amy M. Mara, Esq.

An Asset Purchase Agreement (“APA”) is a legal document used when one company (the buyer) acquires the assets of another company (the seller). It...

Real Estate Update: No More $500.00 Credit in Lieu of a Real Property Condition Disclosure Statement

October 26, 2023Laura M. Catina, Esq.

On September 14, 2023, we published a blog post regarding the Real Property Condition Disclosure Statement in New York. On September 22, 2023, Governor...

Under What Circumstances Can You Rescind a Contract in New York?

October 19, 2023Amy M. Mara, Esq.

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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