Long Island & Queens, New York School Negligence, Accident & Products Liability Attorney

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Why NY Does Not Allow Contractual Indemnity for Intentional Acts
New York's courts have long held that you can't be indemnified for your intentional acts, explains Nassau County, NY breach of contract attorney Jonathan Cooper
The Critical Difference Between Insurance Policies and Regular Contracts in New York
There is a critical distinction between insurance agreements and regular contracts, explains New York breach of contract attorney Jonathan Cooper.
How a Fiduciary Duty is Breached Under New York Law
It's easy to proclaim that someone 'breached their fiduciary duty.' But what does that really mean? NY breach of contract lawyer Jonathan Cooper explains.
How New York Law Can Compel a Party to Honor its Agreement
Monetary damages aren't the only form of relief for a party that breaches its agreement, explains NY breach of contract attorney Jonathan Cooper.
How Employers Can Limit Your Time to Sue Them Under New York Law
Adding to the mix of reasons why it's very difficult to prevail against your employer, New York allows employers to limit your time within which to sue.
When You Don't Need to be a Party to a Contract to Recover Under New York Law
Just because you weren't a direct party to a contract doesn't necessarily mean you can't recover your losses for breach of contract under New York law.
How New York Courts Limit Unjust Enrichment Claims
Although unjust enrichment claims may apply in absence of a contract, they are not without limits, explains NY breach of contract lawyer Jonathan Cooper.
How New York's Courts Determine if Your Contract is Ambiguous
How does a NY determine whether a contract is ambiguous? Breach of contract lawyer Jonathan Cooper explains.
How to Recover Losses for Breach of a Handshake Deal in New York
When the other party to a handshake deal breaks their promise, you aren't necessarily left without recourse, explains NY breach of contract attorney Jonathan Cooper.
Why Speculation Isn't Enough to Win a Breach of Contract Claim in New York
Long Island, NY breach of contract attorney Jonathan Cooper discusses why you can't win a breach of contract claim without competent proof of your damages.
Commission Agreements, Finders Fees and New York's Statute of Frauds
Knowing your rights and obligations regarding what does - and doesn't - need to be written re commission agreements and finders fees can mean winning or losing
Damages You Can Recover When the Other Side Backs Out Mid-Contract
New York's courts apply a formula to calculate your damages when your agreement is breached in the middle, explains NY breach of contract lawyer Jonathan Cooper

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