On Behalf of R3M Law, LLP | Dec 24, 2016 | business & commercial bankruptcy
Avaya’s consideration of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing exemplifies a growing trend in the tech sector right now: if you acquire a new company and that company suddenly becomes a massive financial weight without the competitiveness to relieve that debt, the...
On Behalf of R3M Law, LLP | Dec 15, 2016 | Business Formation & Planning
Many people may assume that most companies own the equipment they use on an everyday basis. However, for many companies all across New York – and, really, all across the country – this is not a practical situation for them. Instead, they prefer to lease...
On Behalf of R3M Law, LLP | Dec 12, 2016 | Business Litigation
As a couple who has run a business together, things might have gone well for a long time. Now that you’re separating, the best option for you might be to dissolve your business. If you decide that you don’t want to keep running it and can’t work...
On Behalf of R3M Law, LLP | Dec 8, 2016 | business & commercial bankruptcy
When a business is facing a mountain of debt, it may file for bankruptcy. But what type of bankruptcy it files for depends greatly on the business type, the particular situation and what the business plans to do in the future. Having said that, there are three main...
On Behalf of R3M Law, LLP | Dec 2, 2016 | Business Litigation
An amazing piece of business litigation has erupted in Europe. In the United Kingdom, there is a chain of supermarkets called “Iceland Foods.” In the European Union, this company was granted a trademark for the word “Iceland” in 2014. The...
