Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Unfortunately your question cannot be answered without review of the document you signed. In general, it does not matter what such a document is called as long as the basics of contract law are met and these are:

1) offer and acceptance - often evidenced by a written document

2) Consideration - means that each party to the contract must receive/gain something of value (don't confuse value with money or physical goods)

3) Intent or Meeting of the minds - meaning that parties to the contract have to intend to enter into the agreement.

If you did not intend to enter into a contract then it is possible that the document you signed could be invalidated. However, if the matter is important, you should retain an attorney to review it.

Feel free to contact my office at your earliest convenience.

Roman R. Fichman, Esq.

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