An effective tool in a New York business owner’s toolkit is the pre-negotiation letter. Here, we explore the pros/cons of signing a pre-negotiation letter.
Should New York business owners file bankruptcy? Or not? One option to consider is the automatic stay. Here, we explore pros and cons of an automatic stay.
While both commercial litigation and civil litigation involve disputes through the New York legal system, they differ in significant ways.
While the pandemic disrupted traditional New York real estate practices, it brought new opportunities and challenges that are forever altering the industry.
In certain situations, it is crucial to consult with a commercial litigation attorney—particularly one who has experience in the state of New York.
Among the critical concerns for NY business owners considering bankruptcy, "Does business bankruptcy affect personal assets?" The simple answer is: It depends.
As a business owner, it is crucial to have an understanding of commercial law litigation so you can take proactive measures to protect your interests.
The NY Commercial Division implemented significant revisions to its rules for commercial disputes. This may have profound implications for New York businesses.
With the ongoing uncertainty in the real estate market due to COVID-19, many New Yorkers are wondering what's ahead in real estate bankruptcy.
An overview of commercial law litigation, its purpose, types of disputes, process of litigation, and alternative dispute resolution methods.
Let's look at the latest trends in New York real estate bankruptcy, including its definition, types, process, and contributing factors.
It is crucial to hire qualified, experienced, and skilled commercial litigation attorneys who can handle such cases with precision and expertise.
There are several alternatives that can help you manage or even discharge your debts without resorting to business bankruptcy. Here are some to consider.
Being able to recognize the signs of an impending real estate bankruptcy is crucial for New York business real estate investors and property owners.
A commercial litigation law firm has extensive experience in handling complex legal matters related to commercial disputes.
A merchant cash advance is, in its simplest form, a buy-sell transaction where the advancer is the purchaser and the merchant is the seller. The purchaser offers a business (“merchant”) cash on hand in exchange for an interest in a certain amount of the merchant’s future receivables.
This article discusses the rare occasion where a landlord misconstrues the language of a guaranty, and quickly backtracks when faced with its own admissions in litigation.
Equity security holders or investors in debtor entities are usually subordinated to creditors’ claims in bankruptcy cases. This need not always be the case. In this insight piece we cover 2 claims that can give you a leg up on creditors’ claims.
At Jacobs PC, our focus is on achieving the best results for our clients in the most efficient way possible. Settlement with the adversary is generally the best way of reaching that goal.
