By Sam Matthews In today’s climate, hospitality owners struggle with rising food costs, rising labor costs, supply chain issues, labor shortages, patron COVID-related fears and concerns, and additional governmental regulations...

By Sam Matthews Wal-Mart has been hit with a slew of class action lawsuits that may very well help New York courts define what constitutes “manual labor” and who falls...

By Michael Iakovou and John Flouskakos A corporate board, moreso than any employees of a company, must hold itself to the highest of ethical standards. The board of directors for...

By Michael Iakovou and Matthew McCarthy If you’re in the market to purchase a home or another type of real property, you likely know that mortgage Inflation is the sometimes...

By Steven Milstein and John Flouskakos If you’re in the market to purchase a home or another type of real property, you likely know that mortgage rates have been on...

By Steven Milstein and John Flouskakos Although the term of a lease is fixed, often times a lease will contain an extension option. An extension option essentially allows for a...

By Socrates Xanthopoulos So, you’re looking to buy a business in New York? That’s likely one of, if not the greatest, financial decisions that you will make in your life;...

By Steven Siegler Many businesses of all sizes rely on employment contracts with their key employees, including executives, directors, managers, supervisors, and other critical personnel. Employment contracts delineate the employer’s...

By Steven Siegler “Nobody’s perfect.” That is certainly true when it comes to litigants in a lawsuit. Rarely is one side so overwhelmingly just in their cause that the other...