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Business transactions and contracts in New York and New Jersey. Whether you are buying a business or franchise in New York or New Jersey or the owner of a start-up or established business in New York or New Jersey, your business contracts involving your business purchase, corporate formation, partnerships, leases, licenses, trademarks, vendors and customers will serve as the "legal foundation" upon which your business will operate and rely on. Your business agreements must be prepared with the necessary flexability to support, both, your current business needs and your future business prospects for growth. In New York and New Jersey, in too many cases, business litigation is the result of poorly prepared business contracts and short-sighted "short-cuts" in agreements that fail to consider, confront and address the necessary protections that must be undertaken, today, to support your business in the future.

When you are presented with business opportunities involving the purchase of a business or the expansion of your existing business through the implementation of license agreements, lease agreements and business contracts, it is important that you consult with an experienced and seasoned New York and New Jersey business and franchise lawyer, such as Charles N. Internicola, who possesses the "business skills" and experience to guide your business transaction and provide you with the "practical" legal representation that you need.

Contact, Charles N. Internicola, the New York and New Jersey business lawyer, today at 800. 976. 4904 for legal advice and representation in your business deal. Mr. Internicola represents individuals, established businesses, business purchasers, business sellers, franchisees and franchisors throughout New York and New Jersey, including Manhattan, Staten Island, Long Island, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Monmouth County, Ocean County, Middlesex County, Essex County and Bergen County.

An Accomplished Business Lawyer with the Know How to Protect your Business Interests

An accomplished business lawyer, Charles Internicola approaches each and every business transaction with a clear understanding of his client's business interests and the necessary skills to develop concise business agreements that protect his clients both both today and in the future. In New York and New Jersey, Mr. Internicola, represents individuals, start-ups and established businesses in the following transactions:

Business Purchase and Sale Transactions. If you are buying or selling a business such as a franchise, car wash, restaurant, gas station, convenience store, day care center or service based business the are a number of legal factors that should be discussed with your lawyer and not overlooked. If you are buying or selling a business in New York or New Jersey, Charles Internicola's book "An Entrepreneurs Guide to Purchasing a Business" offers critical information that you should be aware of.

Business lease agreements;

Trademark and intellectual property license agreements;

Shareholder and partnership agreements;

Franchise purchase transactions;

Establishment of franchise system (FDD) disclosure documents; and

Franchise registration.

Contact, Chares N. Internicola, the New York and New Jersey business lawyer, today at 800.979. 4904 for legal advice and representation in your business transaction. If you are looking to buy or sell a New York or New Jersey, Contact Charles Internicola.

Mr. Internicola is a New York and New Jersey business and franchise lawyer representing clients in business deals and transactions throughout New York and New Jersey, including Manhattan, Long Island, Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, Middlesex County, Ocean County, Essex County and Bergen County.

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The Advantages of an Asset Purchase Compared to a Stock Purchase
Description: When buying a Business in Staten Island, New York or New Jersey you will be faced with a number of issues. One important issue will be whether to proceed with the business purchase as an asset purchase or a stock purchase. If you are buying a business in New York or New Jersey contact business lawyer Charles N. Internicola, Esq. at 800. 976. 4904 to discuss important factors that must be included in your asset purchase agreement.
Factors to Consider when Buying a Gas Station
Description: If you are considering the purchase of a gas station in New York or New Jersey there are a number of legal factors and issues that you should discuss with you lawyer, including whether or not the station is a franchise, ownership of pumps, underground fuel tanks, maintenance record and environmental history. If you are considering the purchase or sale of a gas station in New York or New Jersey, contact Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 4904 to discuss your gas station purchase and the important legal factors that must be considered.
The Importance of a "Financing Contingency" when Buying a Business
Description: When purchasing a business in Staten Island, Long Island, New York City and New Jersey, if you are relying on financing from a lender such as the small business administration or a bank, you must discuss with your business lawyer the importance of adding a "financing contingency" to your business agreement. If you are buying a business contact New York and New Jersey business lawyer at 800. 976. 4904 to discuss your asset purchase agreement.
The Importance of Goodwill when Buying a Business
Description: When purchasing a business some of the assets that you will be buying are intangible assets known as "goodwill". If you are buying a business it is important to understand the assets that you are buying and how that can be protected post-closing. If you are buying a business in New York or New Jersey contact business and franchise lawyer Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 4904 to discuss the importance of goodwill to your business purchase.
The Importance of "Bulk Sales Tax" Notices when Buying a Business in New Jersey
Description: When buying a business in New Jersey, one critical obligation imposed on a buyer is the mandatory "bulk sales notice" that should be prepared by your business lawyer and files prior to your business closing. If you are purchasing a business or franchise in the state of New Jersey, contact business and franchise lawyer Charles N. Internicola at 800.976.4904.
The Importance of "Sales Tax Notifications" when Buying a Business in New York
Description: If, you are buying a business or franchise in New York, including Staten Island, Brooklyn and Long Island, as a purchaser you are obligated to notify the New York State Department of taxation and finance prior to closing. Failure to submit the proper notices will result in a business purchaser incurring the seller's sales tax liability. If you are buying a business contact New York business and franchise lawyer Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 4904.
The Importance of a "Non-Compete" when Buying a Business
Description: When buying a business or franchise in New York, New Jersey, Staten Island and New York city, as a purchaser, you will require a "non-compete" covenant added to your asset purchase agreement or stock purchase agreement. If you are buying a New York or New Jersey business contact New York and New Jersey business lawyer Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 4904 to discuss the post-closing protections that you must incorporate in your business agreement.
Initial Questions to ask about your Business Lease when Buying a Business or Franchise in New York or New Jersey
Description: When buying a business or franchise in New York or New Jersey, including Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Monmouth County, Middlesex County and Essex County, one of the primary assets that you will be acquiring and relying on is the business lease. Before buying a business, contact New York and New Jersey business lawyer Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 5904 to discuss the important protections that you will require in your purchase agreement and business lease.
The Importance of "Due Diligence" when Buying a Business in New York and New Jersey
Description: When buying a business in New York and New Jersey such as a restaurant, gas station, car wash, convenience store, franchise, day care center and deli you must conduct an evaluation of the business you are buying. Before signing any contract, when buying a NY or NJ business speak to your business lawyer about adding a due diligence contingency to your purchase agreement. Contact New York and New Jersey business lawyer, Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 4904 to find out how he can protect you when buying a business in New York, New Jersey, Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens.
Buying a New York or New Jersey Car Wash or Gas Station: The Importance of an Environmental Site Assessment
Description: When Buying a Gas Station or Car Wash in New York or New Jersey you should consider and discuss with your lawyer the importance of obtaining an environmental site assessment, also known as a Phase 1 study. Discuss with your business attorney adding an environmental contingency clause to your gas station or car wash purchase agreement. Contact New York and New Jersey business lawyer, Charles N. Internicola at 800. 976. 4904 to get important information before buying a New York or New Jersey car wash or gas station.

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Service Station Operators Association of Southern New York, Inc.
Description: The website of the Service Station Operators Association of Southern New York, Inc. ("SSRSANY") offers information about the SSRSANY which is a non-profit association which represents over 275 members throughout Southern New York who are owners of independent service stations, gasoline outlets, convenience stores, car washes and auto/truck repair shops.
New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
Description: The website of the New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging ("NYAHSA"). This website provides information on the NYAHSA which is a not-for-profit association that represents owners of nursing homes, senior housing, adult care facilities, continuing care retirement communities, assisted living and community service providers throughout New York State.
New York Association of Convenience Stores
Description: The New York Association of Convenience Stores ("NYACS"). NYACS is a not-for-profit trade association which currently represents over 1,500 New York convenience stores by delivering knowledge, providing the convenience store owners with a unified voice on legislative and regulatory issues, access to business solutions and also offers ways for members to share ideas, address common issues and offer each other support.
Professional Beauty Association
Description: Website of the Professional Beauty Association ("PBA"). The Professional Beauty Association is a non-profit trade association that represents the interest of professional beauty industry including manufacturers, distributors, salons, spas and other licensed beauty professionals. The association represents beauty professionals nationwide and offers business tools, education, networking and more to help beauty professionals as a whole succeed in their industry.
United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Description: United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship ("USASBE"). This association offers education, research and outreach for entrepreneurship. The USASBE is an affiliate of the International Counsel for Small Business ("ICSB") but is also a unique independent organization that has its own unique mission. The USASBE focuses most of its attention on researching entrepreneurship and what works for people who are currently seeing an increase in the growth of their small businesses. After compiling the information from their research they educate those who are new to entrepreneurship so that they too can thrive as a small business owner in this economy.
New York State Association of Service Stations and Repair Shops, Inc.
Description: Website of the New York State Association of Service Stations and Repair Shops, Inc. ("NYSASSRS"). This association represents Independent Automotive Service Stations and Repair Shops throughout New York State and represents over 3,500 members in an attempt to protect the interest of independently owned gas stations and repair shops.
New York Wine Industry Associsation
Description: Website of the New York Wine Industry Association ("NYWIA"). The New York Wine Industry Association was created to work on behalf of its member including, growers, suppliers and wineries to promote the health and advancement of the wine industry in New York State. The association does this by legislative lobbying and through public educational efforts in New York.
New York State Liquor Store Association
Description: Website of the New York State Liquor Store Association ("NYSLSA"). This website includes important information if you are looking for an association to become a part of. The New York State Liquor Store Association represents liquor store owners throughout New York State. Business owners who have a New York liquor license are welcomed by the New York State Liquor Store Association to join and in joining will licensed liquor store owners support, discussions and solutions to common problems in the liquor store industry and will help provide education on important topics related to liquor stores and liquor retailers.
International Carwash Association
Description: International Carwash Association ("ICA"). The International Carwash Association is an industry-driven membership association which serves the needs of the carwash and detailing industry internationally by offering car wash industry research information, education, networking and business opportunities.
Service Station Dealers of America / National Coalition of Petroleum Retailers and Allied Trades
Description: Service Station Dealers of America / National Coalition of Petroleum Retailers and Allied Trades ("SSDA-AT"). The Service Station Dealers of America and Allied Trades is a national association which is composed of individual and state affiliate programs and associations representing services station dealers, repair facilities, car washes and convenience stores. The SSDA-AT serves as a voice on Capital Hill for its members regarding important issues which affect service stations, repair facilities, car washes and convenience stores nationwide.

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