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Modern anesthetics allow surgeons in New York and throughout the country to transplant organs, repair shattered bones and remove tumors without worrying about patient comfort. The development of these powerful drugs has made surgery safer, but anesthesiologists must...
Hundreds of thousands of people in New York and around the country undergo surgery each year, but not all of those operations go as planned. When researchers from a medical insurance company scrutinized medical malpractice claims filed between 2014 and 2018, they...
Starting a new business in New York can be a busy time in anyone's life. Before opening a business, you typically need ideas, capital and a space to work. Another critical step in this state is creating an operating agreement for your limited liability company. An...
In recent years, a growing issue known as polypharmacy has been where individuals take five or more prescription medications. According to the Lown Institute report in 2020, there has been a 200 percent increase in Americans ages 65 and older taking this larger number...
In New York, when parties to a potential business transaction enter into preliminary discussions about a merger or other project, they usually document their objectives and the characteristics of the proposed deal in a memorandum of understanding. Knowing when and why...
It isn't uncommon for businesses in New York to fund their operations by taking out loans. In some cases, these loans may be little more than unsecured credit cards or lines of credit secured by a home or other assets. However, your company may also qualify for...
If you think your New York business has been wronged due to the malicious actions of another party, you may be able to pursue a tortious interference claim. However, in order to prevail, you must prove four elements: Existence of a valid business relationship or...
Contracts are legal documents that contain commitments and obligations that two or more parties agree to. Quasi-contracts, also known as implied contracts, are a special type of contract recognized by the New York legal system when no actual agreement exists between...
In a perfect world, parties tied to contracts would always follow through on their promises. But as business professionals in New York and other states know, people and companies don't always agree. Most parties want disagreements resolved as amicably as possible when...
Unilateral is a type of business contract that you could draft in New York. The parties entering a unilateral contract don't have to follow through unless one of them begins to complete the requested work. In a bilateral contract, the worker can't change their mind...