Contract Disputes

Invalid contracts can be resolved using the arbitration method. However, if the arbitration itself is unsatisfactory, the decision cannot be reversed. There are federal laws that affect how the validity claims of written agreements are handled in New York. Protecting...

There are many workers in New York who have signed non-compete agreements. These agreements are usually required by a potential employer as a condition of employment. Not only do employers want to control the employee while they are under contract, they want to...

A non-compete agreement contract prohibits an employee from working for a competitor during a certain time. An employer may use non-compete agreements to stop employees from becoming a competitor. Employers can use non-compete agreements to protect themselves from...

New York is a major center for business, and with business comes contracts. Contracts don't always work out perfectly, and resolving disputes when it comes to contracts is an important skill for all parties involved to minimize costs and avoid negative outcomes....

A contract requires that both parties perform specific acts. When a contract is broken, fixing the problem is not as simple as making a monetary payment. In New York, there are certain situations when it's more worthwhile to seek a remedy known as specific...

If you are a New York business owner, then you have probably dealt with some form of dispute at one point or another. The problem is that there are many different ways to deal with these disputes, and selecting the best one isn't always easy. If you've been facing...

Customers purchase insurance to protect and preserve their financial well-being. A New York jury might award the plaintiff a substantial sum if a business owner faces a significant liability claim. An insurance policy may provide a settlement that keeps the business...

In New York, business contracts are being drawn up every day. These contracts help to protect the financial future of all parties involved. Unfortunately, sometimes one party cannot fulfill their responsibilities that are outlined in the contract. Understanding how to...

Arbitration is a private dispute resolution process in which parties agree to resolve their claims before an arbitrator as part of a more informal process than litigating a matter in court. Parties in New York and other states should be aware of several important...