Jonathan Temchin, a Litigation partner at Tarter Krinsky & Drogin, was featured in Long Island Business News on how New York courts analyze emails and text messages that may give rise to legally binding contracts.

Jonathan discussed what courts look for when determining whether parties intended to be bound, as well as what businesses can do to avoid unintentionally creating contractual obligations during negotiations.

Read the full article and more of Jonathan’s thoughts here. Watch your words: How casual emails and texts can become binding contracts - Long Island Business News