Dissolving Your Business

What paperwork do I need to file to dissolve my business?

Closing your business is not as simple as just shutting the doors.  If you have decided to close your small business, you will need to take steps to ensure it is dissolved in the correct legal manner.  Failure...

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Resolving Your Business Dispute with Mediation

Is mediation or arbitration a better method to resolve my business dispute?

Conflict is a given in the business world.  Business owners can take steps to avoid disputes by creating solid contracts and partnership agreements, but eventually, nearly all business owners will run into some type of dispute.  Common...

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What Every NYC Employee Handbook Should Include

Why is it important to have an employee handbook?

Employee handbooks are not required under New York law, but having a comprehensive employee handbook is essential to the smooth operation of your business.  Employee handbooks define the parameters of your employer-employee relationship.  Laying out the basic rules and guidelines for employment will...

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Increasing the Enforceability of Your Non-Compete Agreement

What makes a non-compete agreement enforceable?

Non-competition agreements can offer your business vital protections.  A non-competition agreement places restrictions on the ability of employees to work for a competitor after terminating their employment with your company.  As business owners and entrepreneurs, you likely rely on non-compete clauses to ensure key employees do...

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Selling Your Small Business in New York

What steps should I take to prepare for the sale of my business?

Selling your small business can be a complex process.  It will require that you adequately prepare for the sale, select the right method for the transfer of your business, and determine whether it is the right time to sell.  A...

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