In the deep darkness of the pandemic, there was a moment of paralysis – a time when businesses and investors had to absorb the magnitude of the crisis and evaluate what to do next. Six months in, we are noting an uptick of mergers and acquisitions.
If anything has shown us we count can on nothing, it’s the pandemic. It has revealed just how easily life can be upended and that the best laid plans – or even the best of intentions – may not matter when unforeseen circumstances come our way and human beings react.
We’re only human, doing our best to live by best practices as the coronavirus pandemic wears on. New York has done a good job to flatten the curve and many of us are wearing masks but disciplined behavior is sometimes hard to maintain and nowhere is this more apparent...
Just as teachers assign students summer homework to keep kids’ skills sharp, business owners too must do some corporate homework this summer to ensure their corporate shield remains strong in light of the COVID landscape.
The corporate veil shields the personal assets o...
Although New York has tamed the beast, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo likes to say, referring to the coronavirus crisis, landlords and tenants continue to reel from months of business inactivity and lack of rent and mortgage payments.
Businesses that have been left behind from New York and New Jersey’s Phase Four opening are frustrated, angry and filing lawsuits. Gyms, yoga studio, movies and other still-shuttered concerns allege closures are arbitrary and are costing the business undue harm, potent...
You’re a small business, maybe 50 employees or less, with annual revenues under $1 million. You’ve always run your business hands-on – involved in every aspect of the company’s functioning. You’ve relied on experience and gut instinct to found and build what you have....
The coronavirus pause that shut down most New York businesses this spring inadvertently became an inflection point for business owners to take a contemplative time-out. Dealing with unprecedented down time and the real-life scenario of a pandemic forced many business o...
Secrets from the Corner Office:
Joseph Rand of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate | Rand Realty
January 8, 2018
A mechanic’s lien is an encumbrance on a debtor’s interest in property for money owed for the improvement of that property. It is a powerful tool for...
CONSTRUCTION ISSUES SERIES: 4 MONTHS FOR MECHANIC’S LIENS ON CONDOS & CO-OPS
April 21, 2016
Pushing through COVID:
How Four Leading Rockland Businesses Have Endured Through the Crisis
