Category Archive

By George Benaur and Ben A. Rozenshteyn Individuals, private and public companies, law firms and countries engage in litigation or arbitration of disputes and seek redress at the conclusion of the conflict by trying to collect on judgments. But what if the opponent hides assets or simply fails to pay? … Read More

New York — Today, George Benaur presented to an audience of Russian Executive MBA students as part of Synergy Global’s educational series. It was a wonderful opportunity to teach and share ideas with fellow business entrepreneurs without familiarity about the American legal system about the ins and outs of US … Read More

  by George Benaur and Ben Rozenshteyn In the world of international business, there is no question that contracts play a critical role. True that much business is conducted without any written contracts, but such risky practice inevitably leads to disputes, lost business, debts and other problems down the road. … Read More

By George Benaur and Ben A. Rozenshteyn The business of asset recovery, litigation and arbitration is growing, especially with the infusion of private equity capital into these realms. Litigations and asset recovery cases have become investment vehicles for some companies and funds. Commercial fights in the courts and arbitration forums are … Read More

by George Benaur and Ben A. Rozenshteyn The world of cross-border litigation is exploding and with it comes the emergence of parallel international litigation. Because the U.S. financial institution touches so many parts of the world, foreign litigants pursuing claims in other countries often need to seek discovery, either by … Read More

https://rtvi.com/broadcast/kak-netflix-otstaivaet-pravo-zhenshchin-na-aborty/

https://profiles.superlawyers.com/new-york-metro/new-york/lawyer/george-benaur/5867cfd3-e94c-4391-8791-ba909a9c0649.html

In recent years, I have witnessed the rise of new business models for pursuing litigations and arbitrations in business fraud cases. Unlike the traditional hourly rate model, where large law firms typically take a large initial retainer to bill against at an hourly rate, the new arrangements typically involve teams … Read More

In recent years, there have been many news headline stories about offshore companies and complex webs of corporate entities moving funds across the continents without detection. The Panama Papers, for example, have caused a huge stir in the financial industry, with corruption and legal issues still unfolding as a result … Read More

New York, March 28, 2019 — “America is one big law firm,” one client, not insignificant in his profile, remarked recently, only half jokingly. Clearly, in this country of laws, law and lawyers play a major part. But the legal profession itself is also undergoing major changes, including revolutionary developments … Read More

New York, March 27, 2019. Foreign clients pursuing claims in tribunals outside of the United States are sometimes not aware that they have options here in the United States courts that may assist them in discovering evidence in support of their cases abroad. Indeed, Section 1782 provides that: The district … Read More

  New York, March 20, 2019 — Benaur Law LLC recently participated in the Synergy Global educational module program geared towards international entrepreneurs seeking to enter the U.S. market. Our counsel, George Benaur, gave a lecture on U.S. corporate law, with a focus on Delaware corporate law. Here is the … Read More

Benaur Law LLC is now offering clients and prospective clients a one stop shop solution for dealing with their emergency legal needs. We will evaluate your legal issue and either help resolve the problem or connect you with the right legal specialist worldwide in our vast international network of national … Read More

New York, New York, November 30, 2018 – Last night, with a packed audience of Russian entrepreneurs and business people, George Benaur opened the event with a presentation about the recent U.S. legal developments impacting the Russian business community.  Clearly, for immigrants coming to America to try to open businesses … Read More

New York, October 5, 2018 — a recent decision of the District Court for the District of Columbia (annexed here) is important in understanding the limits of the jurisdiction of U.S. courts in enforcing the foreign arbitration awards involving foreign sovereigns and private enterprise. Here, the Court declined to recognize the … Read More