Learn how Yassi Law PC resolved a high-stakes board dispute for a Manhattan-based corporation, turning a potential $60,000 liability into a $30,000 gain for our client. This guide explores the role of NY commercial litigation attorneys in protecting business interests.

In a New York sale of goods dispute, the most expensive mistake is often not the defect itself. It is what happens after delivery. Under New York’s Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), “acceptance of goods” can quietly flip your leverage. Once you accept, rejection is usually off the table, deadlines tighten, and you may be forced into a narrower set of remedies. The rules are not impossible, but they are unforgiving. This guide breaks down acceptance of goods in New York, explains

Business disputes are an unavoidable part of operating in New York. Contracts break down. Payments stop. Partnerships fracture. When that happens, many business owners hear the same advice almost immediately: “You should sue.” That advice is not always wrong, but it is often incomplete. At Yassi Law PC , we handle commercial and business litigation throughout New York. Our approach is grounded in something that is surprisingly rare in this area of law: candor. Effective legal

Negligence in law means a person failed to act with reasonable care and caused harm. It is the foundation of most personal injury claims in the United States. Understanding negligence in law is essential because it determines whether someone is legally responsible for the injuries or financial losses of another person. When someone in Manhattan slips on an unmarked wet floor, gets hit by a distracted driver, or is injured by a defective product, negligence is often the legal

A slip and fall accident can change your life in seconds. Whether it happens in a Brooklyn grocery store, a bodega, an apartment building stairwell, or on a poorly maintained NYC sidewalk, the consequences can range from minor bruises to serious injuries requiring long-term care. In New York City, these cases often fall under premises liability law, which may hold property owners, managers, and other responsible parties accountable when negligence causes harm. If you or a lov