Mandelbaum Barrett PC

When people think about divorce, they often picture a courtroom. In reality, many family law disputes are resolved through negotiation.

In her latest blog, Lynne Strober, Co-Chair of our Matrimonial and Family Law Practice, explores how negotiation can provide greater privacy, flexibility, and control while helping families reach practical solutions tailored to their unique circumstances.

Read the full blog here: https://mblawfirm.com/insights/when-people-think-about-divorce-they-often-picture-courtroom-hearings-contentious-litigation-and-a-judge-making-decisions-about-their-future/

🎧 New Episode Out Now!

Andrea Crabtree joins Peter Tanella, Esq. on Just Vetting for an insightful conversation on veterinary leadership, workplace culture, employee retention, and the people-first strategies that drive long-term practice success.

As the Founder of FurPaws Consulting, Andrea shares her perspective on building stronger teams, improving communication, navigating difficult conversations, preventing burnout, and creating environments where employees feel supported and empowered to grow.

From accountability and mentorship to practice efficiency, client relationships, and adapting to the evolving veterinary workforce, this episode is packed with practical takeaways for veterinarians, practice owners, managers, and industry professionals.

Tune in to learn why great medicine alone isn't enough, and how strong leadership and culture can make all the difference.

🎧 Listen now!
▶ https://youtu.be/NjR_UHG7hyw?si=snj11jK0EPUplkmI
🎧https://open.spotify.com/episode/6VPYNknTFBGboLTBB7OKf8?si=6bb79cec55eb4639
🍎https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/22-andrea-crabtree-leadership-team-culture-accountability/id1818842556?i=1000776959890

To learn more about Andrea and FurPaws Consulting, visit https://www.furpawsconsulting.com/ or check out the Positive Leadership Podcast.

Every business sends hundreds, if not thousands, of emails. Most are routine but some can become critical evidence if a business dispute arises.

While contracts provide the foundation of a business relationship, they rarely tell the entire story. Emails often document key terms, project changes, objections, admissions, and efforts to resolve issues long before litigation is ever contemplated. Preserving those communications can make a significant difference when protecting your business and enforcing your rights.

In his latest blog, Mandelbaum Barrett PC Partner Boris Peyzner discusses the five categories of emails every business should preserve before a dispute begins and explains why organizing these records early can be just as important as reviewing the contract itself.

Read the full blog here: https://mblawfirm.com/insights/the-five-emails-every-business-should-save-before-a-dispute-begins/