New York City Business Law Attorneys

Choosing the right entity and forming LLCs, corporations, and partnerships in New York.

End-to-end guidance for entrepreneurs forming a business in New York City.

Legal counsel for founders, from incorporation through early-stage financing.

Comparing tax and ownership consequences of different corporate structures.

Realistic timelines for forming a New York LLC, including the publication requirement.

Plain-English explanation of LLCs, members, managers, and operating agreements.

Commercial disputes, contract claims, and complex business litigation in New York courts.

Resolving conflicts between business partners, including buyouts and dissolution.

Protecting minority and majority shareholders in closely held corporations.

Drafting and enforcing arbitration clauses; representing parties in arbitration.

Releasing business and personal accounts frozen by judgment creditors.

Addressing false reviews and online defamation that harms your business.

Representing buyers and sellers in asset and stock transactions.

Drafting and negotiating purchase agreements that protect your interests.

Structuring and closing mergers for closely held and middle-market companies.

Comprehensive M&A representation for New York City companies.

Friendly and contested acquisitions, including minority and control buyouts.

Winding down a company by agreement or through judicial dissolution.

Employment agreements, equity, severance, and post-employment disputes.

Commercial leases, landlord-tenant disputes, and property holding entities.

Formation, leases, partnerships, and regulatory issues for restaurants.

SLA licensing for bars, restaurants, and hospitality businesses.

Production companies, talent agreements, and entertainment industry deals.

Broker-dealers, advisers, and other financial-services businesses.

Legal counsel for fintech startups and payments-industry companies.

Crypto businesses, token offerings, and digital-asset compliance.

Registration, compliance, and disputes for RIAs and advisory firms.

Fund formation, portfolio investments, and PE transactions.

Private placements, Reg D offerings, and securities compliance.

Labor-management relations and union-related corporate matters.

Shielding business and personal assets from creditors and lawsuits.

Asset protection strategies tailored to physicians and medical practices.

Why a New York family LLC is a powerful planning tool.

Marketability and control discounts in family LLC planning.

Using interspousal transfers as a creditor-protection strategy.

Tax treatment of rent paid to a family limited partnership you own.