Hiring a contract lawyer to review your written agreements can be a daunting, and expensive task. As the old proverb says, margin loves a mystery, and
SEC Eases Rules on Funding for Smaller Private Firms
The SEC adopted a rule on Monday to help companies raise capital without going public, another in a series of efforts likely to further bolster
Everything you need to know about indemnification clauses.
An indemnification clause is inserted into a contract to transfer risk between the contracted parties. In most cases, these clauses are used to make
Diversity & Inclusion: Necessary, not optional.
As a silver lining to recent events, there is now broader recognition that we all have implicit bias that can infect our choices unconsciously. This
How to terminate an employee without cause. The right way.
A variety of reasons exist for a business-owner to consider terminating or “firing” an employee. The decision could be performance-based, lack
Moving your contracts beyond the COVID-19 pandemic
Abstract: This article explains key contract clauses that may be impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Organizations will be better prepared for a possible
Important Regulatory Update re: Covid-19
New York State Has a New COVID-19 Sick and Paid Family Leave Law Applicable Immediately. First, if any employer closes due to COVID -19, unemployment
ADA Website Compliance
We have seen a boom in the filing of complaints (and before that, receipt of demand letters) related to lack of ADA compliance on our clients'
Consumers’ Complaint Against Target
The class action lawsuit in connection with the Target stores security breach is an important one in a rapidly developing field of cyber law. In the