by danr | Sep 7, 2015 | Coran Ober P.C. Blog, Corporate Business Law, Queens NYC Attorneys, Simeon Soterakis
New York Business Lawyer Discusses The Best Business Structure in NY Many clients often come to me as a New York Business Lawyer and ask what the best business structure is. This is a very fact-specific inquiry and will depend very much on the goals of your small...
by danr | Jul 20, 2015 | Coran Ober P.C. Blog, Corporate Business Law, Queens NYC Attorneys
We’re often asked, “What do I do when I sell my business? I have a successful business, but I’m tired, I want to retire. What do I do when I sell my business?” The first and most important thing is to evaluate how much your business is worth. It’s a very...
by danr | Jul 13, 2015 | Coran Ober P.C. Blog, Corporate Business Law, Flushing NYC Lawyers
People come to me and want to set up a company and they want to determine if they set up a corporation or a limited liability company. Here are the facts to consider. When you’re considering a corporation, you have to make a determination whether you have a C...
by danr | Jul 6, 2015 | Coran Ober P.C. Blog, Corporate Business Law, Queens NYC Attorneys
There are several important factors to consider before purchasing a commercial property. The first is if it is going to be sold subject to tenancies. Meaning, will the building be delivered vacant or with tenants attached? If the tenants are coming with the property,...
by danr | Jun 29, 2015 | Coran Ober P.C. Blog, Corporate Business Law, Queens NYC Attorneys
A contract is a written understanding between two or more parties with regard to setting forth the terms and conditions of their business arrangement. In my experience, the best contracts are ones that are clear and concise. My goal is to have a common understanding...
by danr | Jun 22, 2015 | Coran Ober P.C. Blog, Corporate Business Law, Flushing NYC Lawyers
When buying an apartment in New York City, often my clients come and ask me what the difference is between a co-op and a condo. In a condominium, each individual unit is granted as its own fee, so when you record the deed, each unit has its own deed. Whereas in a...
