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Arbitration: When “May” Means “Shall”
In today’s article, we discuss how courts interpret arbitration clauses in contracts by focusing on Perle Tech. Inc. v. United Apollo Intl. Inc., a case recently decided in Supreme Court, Kings County. Despite the use of the word “may” in the arbitration clause, the court held that arbitration was mandatory, not permissive, due to other contract provisions indicating clear intent to arbitrate.

Jeffrey Haber
Jun 30, 20255 min read


Jeffrey M. Haber Quoted in Ctnews.com Blog Getting Personal About Business
New York, NY (Law Firm Newswire) — November 22, 2016 — Freiberger Haber LLP is pleased to announce that Jeffrey M. Haber has been quoted in a two-part series appearing in the ctnews.com blog, “Getting Personal About Business.” The series, written by David Zahn, examines why business owners should retain legal counsel before a dispute arises and the methods available to resolve disputes once dissension occurs. In part one, Mr. Haber discusses how important it is for a business

Jeffrey Haber
Nov 22, 20161 min read
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