Longtime Zeidel & Associates client Major Food Group (MFG) has partnered with renowned hotel brand Hard Rock International on the design and opening of food and beverage facilities in new and existing luxury hotels and resorts. Under multiple master contracts, which Zeidel & Associates was hired to negotiate, MFG will provide guidance on the design and opening of those facilities in the U.S. and abroad. Zeidel & Associates’ attorneys leveraged their years of experience working on master agreements that involve numerous disciplines such as hotel and restaurant development, consulting contracts, branding, publicity rights and other intellectual property protections, and contracts […]

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Fullerton Beck Partner Jason Aaron secured summary judgment in a high-exposure New York Labor Law case on behalf of the firm’s client, a waterproofing and restoration contractor who was impleaded into the case by defendant-contractor, seeking contractual and common law indemnification and asserted breach of contract claims for our client’s purported failure to procure insurance. Our client was hired to perform waterproofing and steelwork at a large commercial property in Manhattan, New York. Our client’s employee, the plaintiff, filed suit against the property owner for alleged violations of Labor Law sections 200, 240(1) and 241(6) after his hand was pinned […]

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Yankwitt LLP achieved a successful resolution in a complex intra-family dispute just days after the firm filed a motion for summary judgment, showcasing the effectiveness of Yankwitt LLP’s compelling brief writing. Yankwitt LLP represented the defendant, who was the administrator of his late mother’s estate. Before she passed away, the defendant’s mother asked her husband, the defendant’s stepfather, and the plaintiff in the action to convey his interest in the house they owned together so that she would be the sole owner. The defendant did so pursuant to a signed deed recorded with the county clerk. After his mother died, […]

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