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Attachment of Property in New York — Provisional Remedies

The attach­ment of prop­erty is a strong weapon when used prop­erly in New York. A busi­ness­man who is hav­ing finan­cial prob­lems decides not to pay for goods that he pur­chased.  If your com­pany is the cred­i­tor, it could take years before he will have to pay. At that time, the funds could be depleted.  One […]

What To Do If An Owner of A Business wants to Transfer its Interests

New Yorker’s are a mobile bunch. Espe­cially New York busi­ness own­ers. Busi­ness open and close every day.  It is risky to believe that your co-owners will still be with you five years down the line. It is likely that there will come a time when of your co-owners will want to sell his shares or […]

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What happens if there is an ambiguous term in a contract?

Q:   What hap­pens if you enter into an Agree­ment and there is ambigu­ous lan­guage? A:   If the per­son mak­ing the offer means one thing and the per­son accept­ing the offer rea­son­ably means another, then there is no con­tract.  Be aware that just because you failed to put some­thing into a con­tract or there was a […]

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New York Per Diem Lawyer for Court Appearances in Supreme & Civil Court

PER DIEM SERVICES SINCE 1997 Are you look­ing for an attor­ney to cover your Supreme or Civil court appear­ances in New York, Brook­lyn (Kings), Queens and the Bronx?  You have come to the right place. The Law Office of Fred­eric R. Abram­son has pro­vided Supreme and Civil court appear­ances and depo­si­tion ser­vices for law firms […]

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Your small business is a party to a New York Civil Litigation lawsuit. How can you protect yourself?

You are sit­ting in your office on the busiest day of the year, and just when you think noth­ing else could go wrong, a per­son walks in and utters the fate­ful words “You’ve been served”, while hand­ing you a stack of papers.   Your busi­ness is a party to a New York civil lit­i­ga­tion lawsuit. […]

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New York Case Status

Won­der­ing if you have ever been sued?  In the alter­na­tive, if you have a case in suit, would you like to know its sta­tus? Amaz­ing enough, this infor­ma­tion can be found for free at the New York Uni­form Sys­tem web­site. Through eCourts you can find free case infor­ma­tion, which includes future and past court appearances.   […]

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Do you have a Default Judgment against you in NY? It may be void.

The New York Attor­ney Gen­eral announced today that they are suing 35 law firms for improper ser­vice of default judg­ments. A party obtains a default judg­ment when the defen­dant does not appear in a law­suit. Amer­i­can Legal Ser­vice, a process server located in Long Island has been named by the Attor­ney Gen­eral as pro­vid­ing improper […]

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