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Commercial lease disputes in New York turn on contract language that most tenants and landlords overlook until litigation is already underway. From personal guarantees to cure provisions, understanding these provisions before a dispute arises is critical. Travis & DeBlase PLLC...

Travis & DeBlase PLLC has expanded to Philadelphia to serve businesses facing commercial disputes in Pennsylvania. From breach of contract to partnership disputes, Philadelphia business litigation requires counsel who understands both Pennsylvania law and the practical realities of the Philadelphia...

Real estate disputes in New York involve high stakes, complex title issues, and aggressive litigation timelines. From breach of contract to fraud in property transactions, understanding your rights and obligations is essential before taking action. Travis & DeBlase PLLC represents...

New York hospitality businesses face a unique combination of regulatory, liability, and employment law risks. From liquor license compliance to premises liability and labor law violations, restaurant and hotel owners need legal counsel that understands the industry. Travis & DeBlase...

This article is based on a LinkedIn post that generated over 40,000 impressions and dozens of substantive comments from lawyers, educators, and technologists across the country. When I told a room full of lawyers that I used artificial intelligence to...

NEW YORK, NY — Travis & DeBlase PLLC is pleased to announce the opening of its Philadelphia office at 1809 West Oregon Avenue, Suite 201, Philadelphia, PA 19145, and the addition of two Of Counsel attorneys to the firm: Regina...

Summary: New York’s Stop Hacks and Improve Electronic Data Security Act (SHIELD Act) requires businesses that hold private information of New York residents to implement reasonable data security safeguards. Enforcement activity has increased significantly, and businesses that have not reviewed...

In most business disputes, liability stays at the corporate level. Construction payment disputes in New York are different. Under Article 3-A of the New York Lien Law, construction trust funds create personal liability for individual officers and agents who divert...

Every business litigator has seen it: two partners who built a successful business together, now at war because they never put their agreement in writing. The handshake that seemed like a gesture of trust at the start becomes the source...

New York is emerging as one of the most active jurisdictions in the country for artificial intelligence regulation. For business owners, the regulatory landscape is evolving quickly — and the compliance obligations that apply to your company depend on how...