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 * About Us
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     * Arbitration
     * FINRA Arbitration
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     * Civil Litigation
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     * Commercial Transactions
     * Corporate Law
     * Intellectual Property
     * Intellectual Property Litigation
     * Real Estate Litigation
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     * Securities Litigation
     * Unfair Competition & Trade Secrets
 * Attorney Bio
 * Representative Cases
 * Reviews
 * Contact
 * Resources
   * Litigation
     * Pleading Fraud in New York - An Overview
     * Securities Fraud - Claims Under the Securities Exchange Act and The
       Securities Act
     * Partnerships Disputes
     * The Doctrine of Unconscionability in New York - When a Contract May be
       Unenforceable
     * Stating a Claim for Negligent Supervision in New York - The Importance of
       an Employer-Employee Relationship
     * Tortious Interference with Contract Under New York Law
     * Personal Jurisdiction over a foreign corporation in Connecticut
     * Enforcing Foreign Money Judgments in New York - The Importance of
       Personal Jurisdiction and Meaningful Notice
     * Motion To Dismiss in Federal Court - Standard of Review
     * Form General Release - NY
     * Business Torts
     * Copyright Infringement
   * Corporate / Commercial
     * Corporation v. Limited Liability Company - Which is the Better Choice for
       you?
     * Form Board Resolution - Conversion of Debt to Equity
     * Form Convertible Debenture
     * Form Independent Contractor Agreement With Exhibits
     * Form Minutes of First Meeting of Board of Directors
     * Form Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement - Purchase and Sale of LLC
       Membership Interest
     * Form Share Purchase Agreement
     * Form - Corporate Bylaws - Florida

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 * Home
 * About Us
   * Practice Areas
     * Appellate Practice
     * Arbitration
     * FINRA Arbitration
     * Bankruptcy Litigation
     * Civil Litigation
     * Commercial Litigation
     * Commercial Agreements
     * Commercial Transactions
     * Corporate Law
     * Intellectual Property
     * Intellectual Property Litigation
     * Real Estate Litigation
     * Securities Law
     * Securities Litigation
     * Unfair Competition & Trade Secrets
 * Attorney Bio
 * Representative Cases
 * Reviews
 * Contact
 * Resources
   * Litigation
     * Pleading Fraud in New York - An Overview
     * Securities Fraud - Claims Under the Securities Exchange Act and The
       Securities Act
     * Partnerships Disputes
     * The Doctrine of Unconscionability in New York - When a Contract May be
       Unenforceable
     * Stating a Claim for Negligent Supervision in New York - The Importance of
       an Employer-Employee Relationship
     * Tortious Interference with Contract Under New York Law
     * Personal Jurisdiction over a foreign corporation in Connecticut
     * Enforcing Foreign Money Judgments in New York - The Importance of
       Personal Jurisdiction and Meaningful Notice
     * Motion To Dismiss in Federal Court - Standard of Review
     * Form General Release - NY
     * Business Torts
     * Copyright Infringement
   * Corporate / Commercial
     * Corporation v. Limited Liability Company - Which is the Better Choice for
       you?
     * Form Board Resolution - Conversion of Debt to Equity
     * Form Convertible Debenture
     * Form Independent Contractor Agreement With Exhibits
     * Form Minutes of First Meeting of Board of Directors
     * Form Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement - Purchase and Sale of LLC
       Membership Interest
     * Form Share Purchase Agreement
     * Form - Corporate Bylaws - Florida