NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LITIGATION ATTORNEYS
The Long Island-based Commercial Litigation attorneys at Barnes & Barnes, P.C. pursue complex business claims in the Commercial Division of the New York State Supreme Court, Federal Court and various arbitration forums. Our decades of experience in Commercial Litigation helps us deliver pragmatic strategies to achieve solutions which align with the client’s business objectives. In that regard, we achieve timely and relevant results on a cost-effective, results-oriented manner.
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Disputes between businesses
commercial litigation
breach of contract
arbitration
Business Fraud
cybersecurity & data breach litigation
Interference with business relationships
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meet the team
Leo K. Barnes, Jr.
Matthew J. Barnes
Ryan J. McMahon
Sonia A. Russo
Morgan E. Weber
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2023 Long Island Business News reader rankings winner x4
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Insights
How to Recover Lost Profits Caused by a Business Partner’s Actions
Trust is the pillar of all business relationships. When one partner violates that trust by engaging in self-dealing, breaching their fiduciary duties, or committing other wrongdoing, the financial consequences can be serious and long-lasting. Under New York law, a...
What Happens When a Partner Competes Against the Business?
In any business partnership, trust is not simply an expectation. It forms the foundation of the business relationship. When a business partner steps outside their fiduciary role and launches a competing venture or diverts valuable business opportunities for personal...
How to Legally Challenge a Business Partner Who Ignores a Partnership Agreement
A partnership agreement is a crucial document that serves as the foundation of a business relationship between two or more people. It governs how the business is operated and clearly defines each partner’s rights, responsibilities, and obligations. Unfortunately, it’s...