New York Practice Guide: Business and Commercial

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This illustrative, how-to guide takes you step-by-step through most New York business and commercial transactions from the vantage point of attorneys on both sides of the transactions. You'll get in-depth analysis of long-standing and recent business concerns, and the guidance of experts for representing and advising clients on issues such as:

•  Choosing and establishing the form of business organization, including: limited liability companies, sole proprietorships, partnerships and corporations
•  Shareholder disputes
•  Franchising
•  Financing the business
•  Preparation and enforcement of guaranties, including rights of the guarantor and litigation issues
•  Business torts
•  Letters of credit
•  UCC Article 2 and the sale of goods
•  Personal property leasing under UCC Article 2A
•  Secured transactions
•  International trade
•  Commercial arbitration, including drafting, serving and filing the arbitration demand and pre-hearing procedures
•  Workers' compensation and the obligations and rights of both the employee and employer
•  Employment discrimination
•  Liquor licensing
•  Bankruptcy proceedings, including case administration and representing the Chapter 13 debtor or creditor

Each chapter features the following:

•  Legal Background
•  Practice Guide
•  Forms
•  Reference Guide

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