News & Insights

Tanking it, to give early-stage entrepreneurs a chance

INSIGHTS | By: | October 27, 2023

After years of watching “Shark Tank,” I’m taking a shot at sharkdom next week, as a judge for the Stony Brook University College of Business pitch-fest known as “WolfieTank.” Offering legal perspectives on big ideas is not as sexy as offering a wad of cash, but any...

Firm Successfully Defends Seller of Shopping Center Accused of Fraud

NEWS | February 17, 2022

Senior Partner David M. Dubin and Partner Kathryn Dalli successfully represented the seller of a commercial shopping center in Farmingville where the purchaser filed an action in Supreme Court, Suffolk County alleging fraud, aiding and abetting fraud and piercing the...

When Is A Stranger Not A Stranger?

INSIGHTS | By: | October 15, 2021

In a landmark decision from the Appellate Division Second Department, Partner, Christopher Kelley achieved a winning result for our client establishing in a case of first impression who really is a “stranger” when considering the “Stranger To The Deed rule.”  The...

The Costs of Not Protecting Your Brand

INSIGHTS | By: | March 10, 2021

If you own a small business, you will likely invest money, energy and time into marketing and branding that business.  Do not get blindsided by failing to protect your name and brand by federally registering your trademark.  If you do not do the research to determine...

Scott Handwerker Joins the Firm as Of Counsel

NEWS | November 3, 2020

Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo, LLP has announced that Scott Handwerker has joined the Firm as Of Counsel. Mr. Handwerker concentrates his practice in corporate law, emerging growth companies, mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”) and private...

BUSINESSES SHOULD TENDER THEIR COVID-19 
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION CLAIMS NOW

HOW THE LATEST COVID-19 NEWS CAN AFFECT YOU | April 8, 2020

Senior Partner, David M. Dubin Comments on Filing Claims Under Business Interruption Policies as a Result of Losses Caused by Coronavirus.  BUSINESSES SHOULD TENDER THEIR COVID-19 
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION CLAIMS NOW Generally, under the most common commercial property...