A Guide To Executing NY Contracts While Working From Home

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Martin Siegel and Ally Hack Co-Author Law360 Article on Executing NY Contracts While Working From Home

6/4/2020 | Law360

Partners Martin Siegel and Ally Hack co-authored a Law360 article on executing NY contracts while working from home. In the article, Martin and Ally explore how lawyers can satisfy the New York Statute of Frauds remotely using technology to help facilitate deals and make contractual commitments such as by using mobile phones and videoconferencing tools, including Zoom, BlueJeans or Skype For Business.

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