New York CLE - Contract Law Courses
New York CLE
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The Anatomy of a Construction Dispute: How They Develop – and How to Prevent Them
Construction conflicts rarely erupt overnight. More often, they take shape incrementally as routine project decisions accumulate and unresolved issues compound. This CLE examines the typical progression of construction disputes over the course of a project, tracing how common project documents and processes—such as RFIs, submittals, change directives, and payment administration—can evolve into formal claims and litigation. With a practical, practice-oriented focus, the program ide... More Info
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The Intersection of Arbitration and the Courts: From Drafting to Judicial Review and Enforcement
Arbitration clauses are ubiquitous, but their enforceability and strategic value depend on careful drafting and execution. This program provides a focused, practice-oriented overview of arbitration from contract formation through post-award review. The course addresses key drafting considerations under the Federal Arbitration Act and analogous state law, as well as motions to compel arbitration, motions to stay litigation, and waiver issues arising from court participation. It also exam... More Info
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Trade Secret Asset Management: Identifying, Protecting, and Valuing Trade Secrets
This CLE program explores the lifecycle of trade secret assets, with an emphasis on how organizations can systematically identify, secure, and leverage proprietary information. Attendees will examine practical approaches to inventorying and categorizing trade secrets, as well as techniques for evaluating their economic significance within a business. The course also addresses protective measures designed to prevent unauthorized use or disclosure, including internal controls and contract... More Info
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Advising Franchise Start-Ups: Legal Framework and Attorney Risk Management
This CLE program delivers a structured, practice-focused analysis of the legal and operational framework required to launch and sustain a franchise system. Attorneys will examine entity formation strategies designed to allocate and contain liability, jurisdictional considerations affecting regulatory exposure and taxation, and governance practices that position franchisors for scalable growth. The course provides a detailed review of the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), emphasizing... More Info
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Legal Strategies for First-Time Business Buyers: From LOI to Closing
This CLE program examines the growing trend of professionals choosing to acquire existing businesses rather than build them from the ground up—particularly in essential service industries that often require hands-on operations. As this shift continues, attorneys are increasingly encountering first-time buyers who see acquisition as an entry point into entrepreneurship but lack familiarity with the transactional process. The course focuses on the legal and practical issues that commonly... More Info
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Impact of the AML Provisions in the GENIUS Act
The rapid expansion of the stablecoin market is transforming the digital asset ecosystem and drawing heightened regulatory attention. As new issuers enter the market and transaction volumes continue to scale, regulators are increasingly focused on how stablecoin platforms identify, assess, and mitigate financial crime risk. This CLE program examines the emerging regulatory expectations surrounding anti-money laundering compliance for stablecoin issuers and related market participants. P... More Info
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Long-Term Disability Insurance Claims: From Application to Federal Court
Long-term disability insurance claims present a complex intersection of insurance law, contract principles, and federal statutory regulation. A significant portion of these matters arise under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), which governs most employer-sponsored disability plans and places those claims squarely within federal jurisdiction. In contrast, individually purchased policies—often held by professionals and executives—operate under different legal framework... More Info
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Protecting Vulnerable Plaintiffs: Special Needs Trusts, Public Benefits, and Settlement Planning
Vulnerable plaintiffs—such as individuals with disabilities, minors, or seniors—require thoughtful settlement planning to ensure their long-term needs are met without jeopardizing access to critical public benefits. This CLE course offers a practical guide to the legal strategies and financial tools available to support these clients. Topics include: Choosing between Pooled Special Needs Trusts, Settlement Preservation Trusts, and standalone options Coordinating settlements with pub... More Info
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Negotiating Construction Agreements: Key Terms for a Design Professional
Successful construction projects begin with well-structured contracts. This CLE course offers a practical look at negotiating agreements between owners and architects or engineers, focusing on the legal and commercial impact of key contract provisions. Participants will explore common risk areas and how to address them effectively during negotiation. Through a detailed review of core clauses—such as standard of care, indemnity, payment terms, document ownership, scope, and schedule—atte... More Info
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Comic Book Law 101: Foundations of Comic Book Law for a Changing Market
This CLE program offers a foundational overview of the core legal principles governing the comic book industry—paired with a timely analysis of the major distribution disruptions reshaping the market in 2025. Participants will review essential topics such as copyright law, licensing structures, and IP ownership, while also examining the broader industry transformation—from the decline of dominant digital platforms to the emergence of indie distribution models and the resilience of brick-and-mort... More Info
$552.5Prof Practice
