Corey S. Kupfer

Corey S. Kupfer's Answers (16)

Rye Brook, NY

Mergers and acquisitions Lawyer at Rye Brook, NY

Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, Business ... +3 more

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Legal requirements in registering non profit organization

Corey's answer | Answered on June 09, 2010

1. There is no minimum number of employees. 2. Office space is not a requirement. Web-based only is fine. 3. You do not need to show proof of...

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My "Right of First Refusal" on a piece of land adjacent to 2 lots that I purchased has been ignored and I never signed off on it

Corey's answer | Answered on June 09, 2010

If you had a right of first refusal, your claim would be against the former owner you contracted with only unless that right was recorded on the...

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My "Right of First Refusal" on a piece of land adjacent to 2 lots that I purchased has been ignored and I never signed off on it

Corey's answer | Answered on June 09, 2010

If you had a right of first refusal, your claim would be against the former owner you contracted with only unless that right was recorded on the...

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My business partner and I have decided to end our general partnership. Do I have to close the business completely?

Corey's answer | Answered on June 09, 2010

In addition to the information provided by my colleague, Ms. Cunningham, you also need to look at your credit card processing and other agreements...

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If I have a sole proprietorship and file for an EIN would it keep[ it off the creditors radar?

Corey's answer | Answered on June 09, 2010

My colleague who responded already have given you good advice. The EIN will not protect you. You would need a limited liability entity such as a...

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If corporation buys another do the contracts stay the same, or does the new corporation have to make a new contract?

Corey's answer | Answered on June 09, 2010

The answer to this question depends on a few factors. First, what is the structure of the sale of the business. Generally, if it was an asset...

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