STATEN ISLAND, NY, May 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) New York and New Jersey Partnership Lawyer Charles N. Internicola has announced the release of "The New York and New Jersey Partnership Dispute Guide: A Practical no nonsense guide to educate, inform and empower partners, shareholders and members faced with a serious partnership dispute." This book is for you if you have partners who now jeopardize and threaten your business and livelihood.
Having seen the devastating and unnecessary effect that a "partnership dispute" may have on a thriving business, Mr. Internicola wrote the book:
"...to level the playing field for those partners, shareholders and members - all hard working entrepreneurs and investors - who play by the rules but nevertheless find themselves in an unfortunate situation due to the wrongful acts of a trusted partner"
The content of the book was originally prepared by Mr. Internicola as a comprehensive resource for his clients when faced with the serious threat of a partnership dispute. Over time, after extensive litigation, client consultations and dispute resolutions, Mr. Internicola supplemented this book with the goal of assisting other entrepreneurs - faced with a partnership dispute - by empowering them with information and "proven courses of action" that Mr. Internicola insists must be evaluated in all partnership disputes.
The New York and New Jersey Partnership Dispute Guide discusses the following topics:
- Critical information and tools that you need to know now about your dispute--before selecting the right course of action;
- Critical "fiduciary" rights that are automatically imposed under both New York and New Jersey law -
irrespective of the terms of any agreement;
- Why not having a partnership, shareholder or member agreement is not necessarily a bad thing;
- A timeline of what to expect and when to expect it;
- A proven course of action that you may implement right now; and
- Real world examples of what relief may be available to you.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
CHARLES N. INTERNICOLA is a business and partnership litigation attorney who represents and advises New York and New Jersey business owners, shareholders, members and partners when they are presented with a serious "partnership dispute." Mr. Internicola possesses a significant track record of counseling and representing his clients both, in the courtroom and, when appropriate, at the negotiating table. Mr. Internicola also counsels and advises his clients on issues of corporate governance, partnership agreements, and the structuring of partner and shareholder buyouts.
Many of Mr. Internicola's articles and publication about New York and New Jersey partnership and shareholder laws are published at www.NewYorkandNewJerseyPartnershipLawyer.com
The New York and New Jersey Partnership Dispute Guide
The New York and New Jersey Partnership Dispute Guide is a practical no nonsense guide to educate, inform and empower partners, shareholders and members faced with a serious partnership dispute in New York and New Jersey.
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