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Our New York Employment Lawyer represents employers, employees and independent contractors in negotiating and drafting Employment Contracts and Independent Contractor Agreements, Restrictive Covenants, and Confidentiality Agreements, as well as breach of employment contract litigation.
Our New York Employment Attorney represents clients throughout New York State, including New York City, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Long Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County, Westchester County, Rockland County and upstate New York.
Areas Of Our New York Employment Law Practice
Employment Contracts
Independent Contractor Agreements
Restrictive Covenants
Confidentiality Agreements
Breach of Employment Contract Litigation
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Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome with respect to any future case or legal matter.
New York Employment Disclaimer
The information contained in this website involving New York Employment Contracts, Independent Contractor Agreements, and New York breach of contract litigation is not intended to constitute legal advice, nor to create an attorney-client relationship or lawyer-client relationship. We recommend that you discuss your employment contract, independent contractor agreement, or breach of employment contract dispute with a NY Employment Lawyer promptly.
There are strict time limitations that apply to New York lawsuits, including commercial litigation, and other types of New York litigation. The statute of limitations (time limit for commencing litigation) varies depending on the type of case, and in some instances, depending on the defendant being sued. Furthermore, many types of claims and lawsuits also have other time limitations (in addition to the statute of limitations), such as time limitations for filing a Notice of Claim, Notice of Intention to Make Claim, and other important documents.
This website is not intended to solicit clients for drafting, negotiating or litigating Employment Contracts or
Independent Contractor Agreements outside New York State.
Law Offices of Michael W. Goldstein
New York Employment Lawyer
Telephone: (212) 571-6848
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