Metaverse May Be Tempting But It’s Unregulated: Proceed With Caution
Follow the money – into virtual reality. As talk of the Metaverse and NFTs gains traction, speculators have rushed to snap up digital...
NFT Craze Wanders Into The Legal Realm
As the NFT (non-fungible token) craze continues, the new digital artform has started to bump up against bedrock legal concepts. Creators...
The Attorney and the Entrepreneur: Divergent Paths to a Common Goal
Guest post from Adele Falco When working well together, entrepreneurs and lawyers are aligned to a common goal: building a growing,...
Legalization of Cannabis Has Impacts on Commercial Real Estate
As New York begins to sort out the regulatory framework for the Marijuana Regulation & Taxation Act (MRTA), the statute that legalized...
Yes The Office Market Is Coming Back But The Devil Is In The Details
The days of working in your pajamas may be fading. The office rental market is rebounding. The Wall Street Journal recently reported...
New York Law Dictates How Companies Can Offer & Manage Subscriptions
Recurring revenue. It is the holy grail for businesses. Recurring revenue, as the name suggests, is continuous revenue a company expects...
Can Commercial Landlords Finally Breathe A Sigh Of Relief?
New York’s COVID-inspired eviction moratorium expired January 15, 2022, with no further action from lawmakers in Albany. Commercial...
The Corporate Veil - End-Of-Year Check-Up
As the calendar turns toward year end, we all begin thinking of resolutions. From a legal standpoint, the most important resolutions are...
Solid Infrastructure Builds A Nation; It Also Buttresses A Family Business
Infrastructure. The dictionary defines it as an “underlying foundation or basic framework.” In public policy circles, infrastructure...
The Economic Recovery is Real
The post pandemic economic recovery in Rockland County is palpable, which is good news for local leaders, businesses, and taxpayers....
