Israel Klein, Eleni Melekou, and Nataly Goldstein were named to Super Lawyer's 2021 New York Metro Rising Stars list; an honor reserved for 2.5% of attorneys in the state. Our firm is proud and honored to have these rising stars on our team!
Encroachments: What are they and what can you do about them? Written By: Greg Nahas What is an encroachment? An actionable encroachment is the intrusion of a structure, or even temporal object, onto a neighboring property in the absence of right either by agreement or at law. This often takes the form of a fence […]
More and more people are flocking to Florida during the past year, and they’re bringing their companies with them.
Here’s why and how they’re doing it.
"Since rising to prominence as one of the NBA's best players with back-to-back MVP awards in 2019 and 2020, Greece-born Giannis Antetokounmpo has filed 51 intellectual property infringement lawsuits with the help of his attorney Anastasi Pardalis of Pardalis & Nohavicka LLP."
What’s the deal with NFTs? We’ve had many artists and creators approach us with this very question, so our IP attorney, Sharon Kahn is here with answers.
The relationship between college athletics and money has always been complicated. In a recent landmark decision, the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court injunction restricting the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) ability to regulate the educational benefits of Division I athletes.
The NYC DOB is rescinding their COVID-19 guidance which means 6' of social distancing and/or face masks will not be required for owners and contractors.
NYC’s “just cause” laws, banning at-will employment at fast-food restaurants, are now in effect. Fast-food employers should be hyper aware of the latest set of requirements and take the necessary precautionary steps to protect their businesses.
Earlier this spring, New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo, signed the fiscal year 2022 budget bill, which included two notable changes to the liability provisions of the New York State real estate transfer tax requirements.
New York's Affordable Broadband Act Blocked By Federal Judge What Is The Affordable Broadband Act? Back in April, Governor Cuomo passed the Affordable Broadband Act, which required internet service providers serving more than 20,000 households to offer low-income residents broadband with download speeds of at least 25 megabits-per-second for $15 a month. For faster broadband […]