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Every year more than 50 percent of companies face at least one major dispute that affects their reputation and revenue. Living in the business world, you can easily understand that business conflicts can be huge headaches. They disrupt operations, cost time and money, and create uncertainty. This is where a commercial litigation attorney steps in—they specialize in resolving conflicts that arise in business, such as broken contracts, shareholder disagreements, and intellectua

When selling goods in New York, what you say about a product can create real legal obligations. Many business owners believe warranties only exist when written into a contract. In practice, statements made during negotiations, marketing, or demonstrations often create enforceable rights for buyers—and those statements can later become the basis of a breach of warranty claim. Under Express Warranties Under New York UCC §2-313, sellers can unintentionally create warranties simp