You sign a $6 million supply agreement with a Texas manufacturer for your Long Island City distribution business. The contract says, "This agreement shall be governed by Texas law." Eighteen months later, the manufacturer breaches. Your New York lawyer pulls the contract, reads page 23, and tells you Texas law caps the consequential damages you were planning to claim and bars an entire theory you would have had under New York law. That one buried sentence just cost you millio

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.

Contracts are more than legal documents—they are promises that help businesses plan, workers keep their jobs, and customers receive what they need. Among the most important agreements in the sale of goods are requirements and output contracts, which offer flexibility while still creating enforceable obligations. This guide explains how these contracts work, how the law protects both sides, and why clarity and fairness matter in commercial relationships. Understanding Requirem

In commercial transactions, warranties play an important role in protecting buyers. A warranty assures the buyer that the goods being sold meet certain standards. However, in some situations, a seller may want to limit or exclude certain warranties to reduce legal risk. The New York Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) allows sellers to exclude warranties, but only if specific legal requirements are followed. If the disclaimer is not written properly, it may not be enforceable in co

In the bustling streets of New York City, a legal battle has been brewing between traditional yellow taxis and modern ride-sharing apps...