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Partnership Dispute

Partnership Disputes in Business: Lessons from the Kelsey Brothers’ $200M Beer Deal

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Partnership Disputes in Business: Lessons from the Kelsey Brothers’ $200M Beer Deal When it comes to partnership disputes in business, the headlines often tell the story before the contracts do. Recently, NFL stars Jason and Travis Kelce’s company, Garage Beer, was valued at $200 million after a private equity firm invested in the brand. While […]

Breach of Fiduciary Duty: When a Partner’s Side Hustle Crosses the Line

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It often starts quietly. A partner decides to “branch out” with a new project. At first, it seems harmless—just another business venture. But sometimes, that side hustle isn’t harmless at all. Over time, clients may be pulled away to the new venture, company resources may be misused, and employees may feel torn between competing loyalties. […]

Is Your Business Partnership Showing These Warning Signs?

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In the ever-evolving business world, partnerships can be both a boon and a bane. While many flourish and lead to mutual success, others can face challenges and disputes. As seasoned business litigators, we have seen firsthand how minor issues, if left unchecked, can escalate into significant legal battles. Here, we’ll discuss the warning signs that […]

Six Steps for Filing a Lawsuit in New York

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Step 1: Evaluate the Case Before proceeding with a lawsuit, it’s essential to consult with an attorney who will help you evaluate your case’s strengths and weaknesses to make sure it is worth filing. As attorneys, we must tell you the truth about your case. We also have an ethical obligation to refrain from filing […]

The Differences Between Mediation and Arbitration

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Mediation and arbitration are two alternative methods litigating parties in New York utilize to settle conflicts outside traditional court proceedings. While they share some similarities, there are distinct differences between the two. Let’s start with mediation. Mediation is a voluntary process in which a neutral third party, known as the mediator, assists the parties in […]

Dispute with your Business Partner Starter: Restrict their Access to the Business’ Email and Bank Accounts

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           Repeatedly, we see partnership disputes start over simple things. Years of friendship and close association are dispensed with in mere days by actions that are objectively inconsequential but seismic within the partnership context. One of the most common points of argument that we see is when a partner restricts their […]