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significant part of the firm's business law practice
involves business transactions and corporate
law in NJ, NY, PA and TX. Often, lawsuits can be avoided
if the underlying agreements are drafted
with precision and foresight. Accordingly,
the firm's approach to drafting contracts
is simple: it strives to accurately
and thoroughly prepare the underlying
documentation and address issues of
compliance and regulatory enforcement
in a manner that is proactive. In other
words, the firm seeks to prevent problems
before they arise.
For example, one of the firm's focuses
is the sale and purchase of businesses,
what is generally referred to as "Mergers
& Acquisitions." Having a
wealth of experience in this area,
the firm is often able to advise our clients in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas respecting both the business and legal
aspects of how to structure and effectuate
the sale in a way that makes the most
sense. This applies from the inception
of the transaction to its conclusion.
The firm has handled a variety of
commercial transactions involving
such matters as:
- Corporate formalities including
operating agreements, meeting resolutions
and corporate bylaws
- Shareholder agreements and stock
pledge agreements
- Sale and purchase of a business
- Employment, severance and restrictive
covenant agreements
- Employment manuals
- Distribution agreements
- Promissory notes, security agreements
and applicable UCC filings
- Intellectual property licensing
and assignment agreements
- Corporate Governance
- Commercial Real Estate purchases
- Commercial Leases
- Corporate workouts
- Occupational Licensing
- Trademarks, Copyrights and Trade
Secret
- Invoice terms and conditions
Published Works:
"The Legal Ramifications
of Computer Outsourcing",
Legal Tech Newsletter, December, 1994
"900 Numbers Come of Age",
Communications Managers Association
Review, Winter, 1984
"How to Sharpen Your Contract
Clauses", Telemarketing
Magazine, May, 1994
Classes/Seminars Taught:
Panelist, Drafting Computer Outsourcing
Contracts, New York PC EXPO, 1994
Presented Seminar, Telemedia Legal
Issues, Annual Telemarketing &
Business Telemedia Convention, 1993
If you have questions about how we
can assist you with your commercial
transactional matters, please contact
us.
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Sale
of Business
What are you selling when you are paid for the "good will" of your business? READ FULL POST
When is it appropriate to use an indemnification provision in selling a business? READ FULL POST
Three questions to ask when buying a business' intellectual property. READ FULL POST
One cannot fraudulently transfer business assets to a related business to escape a creditor. READ FULL POST
If you guaranty a contract for your company, can you become liable for its breach? READ FULL POST
New York court upholds cause of action for indemnification under asset purchase agreement. READ FULL POST
Lack of bad faith as a basis for a court not to award attorney's fees to a minority shareholder who sues to obtain compensation for her shares. READ FULL POST
What value should be assigned to shares under a buy sell agreement in which the value is not listed in the contract? READ FULL POST
Free seminar provides legal and financial insights in preparing for the sale of a business. READ FULL POST
New Jersey Appellate Division confirms that the Consumer Fraud Act does not apply to the sale of a business. READ FULL POST
"Personal client defense" may not apply to a breach of a restrictive covenant signed in connection with the sale of a business. READ FULL POST
Non-compete agreements can add to your purchase price. READ FULL POST
Exercise caution when using letters of intent. READ FULL POST
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NJ
Business
May corporate actors be held personally liable under the Consumer Fraud Act? READ FULL POST
When are non-solicitation covenants in an employment agreement enforceable? READ FULL POST
Does your company need to circulate the Conscientious Employee Protection Act notice to its employees? READ FULL POST
When is a collection letter a misleading demand for payment? READ FULL POST
Be careful not to undermine the choice of law provisions in your contracts. READ FULL POST
Will online retail companies soon be required to charge sales tax? READ FULL POST
When can a plaintiff pierce the corporate veil of a limited partnership? READ FULL POST
Are you pro choice (of law) in your contracts? READ FULL POST
May a law firm advertise with a picture that includes a potential defendant's trademarked logo? READ FULL POST
Is it illegal for a debt collector to attempt to collect a debt that is no longer valid and enforceable as a matter of law? READ FULL POST
Is the anti-retaliation provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act limited to complaints that are in writing? READ FULL POST
Does the anti-retaliation provision of New York City's Human Rights Law protect employees who suffer retaliation for opposing discrimination against other employees? READ FULL POST
Is it a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to sue a debtor in the wrong city? READ FULL POST
What are the new protections for hourly employees in the hospitality industry under New York law? READ FULL POST
May the State of New Jersey require merchants to collect zip code information from purchasers of gift cards? READ FULL POST
May a non-competition agreement be enforced under New York law? READ FULL POST
May an employer be sued for denying an employee leave under the Family Medical Leave Act? READ FULL POST
Can a person be bound by an agreement that he did not negotiate or sign? READ FULL POST
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Franchise Law
When can the New York Franchise Sales Act be used to dispute a termination? READ FULL POST
Is a NJ franchisee normally entitled to reimbursement of its attorney's fees when it sues a franchisor? READ FULL POST
What is the definition of a franchisee under the NJ Franchise Practices Act? READ FULL POST
Is injunctive relief available to enforce the NJ Franchise Practices Act? READ FULL POST
Motor vehicle franchises: The relationship between the franchisor and the franchisee. READ FULL POST
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New Jersey
Office
2400 Morris
Avenue
Union, New Jersey 07083
P. 908.686.8000
F. 908.686.8550
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New
York Office
140 Broadway,
46th Floor
New York, New York 10005
P. 212.871.5711
F. 212.871.5712
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Pennsylvania
Office
1500 Market
Street 12th Floor
East Tower
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
P. 215.523.9350
F. 215.523.9395
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Texas
Office
100 Crescent Court
7th Floor
Dallas, Texas 75201
P. 214.222.0020
F. 214.222.0029
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We invite you to view the following two minute videos
that will provide an overview of each of the
firm's major business contract law practice areas. 