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Phone: (845) 359-7700

Address: 100 Dutch Hill Rd, Orangeburg, NY 10962

Website: http://www.notaromichalos.com/contact-us

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Child Support
Your attorney is required to discuss the following with you: a) the automatic orders that are in effect once either party files a summons with notice; b) the law that provides for the financial support of the children, the Child Support Standards Act, if you and the other party have children under the age of twenty-one; and c) the law that provides for the financial support of the parties, the Maintenance Guidelines Statute.

Misdemeanors
An assumed name is a name other than the real name under which an organization conducts business. As assumed name is sometimes referred to as a fictitious name or as a “dba” which is an abbreviation for “doing business as”. In some States, the term “fictitious name” is used to refer to the name that an organization submits in its application for authority to do business in a State where the real name is not available to be used. An organization must generally obtain authorization to use an assumed name to identify its business in States where it operates under the assumed name. In some States, assumed-name statutes prohibit any person or entity from transacting any business under an assumed name that is not its legal name, unless an assumed-name certificate is filed with the appropriate official agency. The consequences of a failure to file may include misdemeanor liability, the tolling of the statute of limitations in favor of adverse parties, and a prohibition from commencing or maintaining an actionin that name or for any contract or transaction by the entity except, generally, it may defend any civil action.
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Internet Crimes

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
Notaro, Michalos & Zaccaria P.C. prides itself on its personalized client service and its commitment to providing responsive, effective and practical intellectual property legal services to businesses and individuals. Our attorneys have decades of experience handling a wide variety of intellectual property matters, technologies, business transactions and litigation. Because of our size and wealth of experience, we can provide cost-effective solutions and results, while still maintaining a high-level of quality in the representation of our clients.
Trade Secrets
Commercial information such as financial, business, scientific, technical, economic or engineering information may be treated as trade secrets. Illustratively, trade secrets can include customer lists (the more information contained, the more likely it will qualify for trade secret protection), manufacturing processes, formulas, ingredients, bills of materials, specifications, computer codes, business and marketing plans, financial information, research and development, inventions, drafts of patent applications and pending patent applications before publication, and product prototypes.
Intellectual Property
“Identifying and Understanding Intellectual Property Issues In Common Business Decisions”, Co-Presenter of CLE organized by Westchester County Bar Association (2008)
Unfair Competition
Asserting and defending patent, trademark, trade dress, copyright, trade secret and unfair competition claims, trademark oppositions and cancellations and representing and counseling clients in related arbitration proceedings.

Employment Contract
Typically, the inventor or inventors. However, if an inventor has sold his or her rights, then the purchaser will own the invention and be able to obtain a patent. If the inventor makes the invention under an employment contract, the employer may own the invention and have the right to the patent.

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