Brooklyn, NY
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Corporate & Incorporation ... +2 more
I am going to completely disagree about "lawyering up". There is not any reason to do that, yet. First, consult with someone who will give you good...
Sadly, because you are an at-will employee, they can fire you for any reason or no reason. The only exception is that they can’t fire you for a...
In all likelihood, you should probably bring an action in landlord/tenant court on the rent issue. On the security deposit issue, not putting your...
This is not a legal question. Next.
This is not a difficult task. You have merely to file the certificate of incorporation specifying that the corporation is a not for profit...
Hello. The first place to look is any shareholder agreement or by-laws of the corporation that you may have. If you read Section 624(e) of the...
First of all, the statute of limitations is 6 years, so you don't have much longer to bring a suit. Second, you can sue, but you'll have the burden...
Yes you can. There are a number of things you can do. You can probably bring an action in court, or you can file a complaint with the NYS Division...
Here's the issue. Pleadings are not meant to contain magic words. If a complaint, based upon its language, articulates a PE claim, then it does...
You are right that retaliatory actions such as this are illegal. However, the rights you have (and where you report this) can depend upon whether...
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