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Charles N. Internicola, Esq., a partner at the Staten Island law firm of Decker Decker Dito & Internicola, LLP., is an experienced business and franchise lawyer who represents individuals and experienced business owners in business transactions and business litigation in Staten Island, New York City and New Jersey. Charles is the author of the book "An Entrepreneurs Guide to Purchasing a Business" and he is the editor of the New York Franchise Law Blog.  If you are involved in a business transaction, purchasing or selling a business, establishing a franchise system or involved in a business dispute, contact Charles Internicola to discuss the specialized legal services that he provides to his clients.


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