Litigation Attorney Needed for New York Business Dispute

I am seeking an experienced litigation attorney to represent my 50% interest in a summons and complaint filed in New York. The company was formed in DE, and is the parent of two companies, my legacy company, The National Phlebotomy Provider Network (NPPN), and PhlebX, the entity who is suing me for control. This is a business dispute with the PhlebX shareholders acting as one controlling the other 50% stake in the parent company, Dash Health, Inc. I have sought a separation and negotiated settlement for several weeks, and the other party has been non-responsive until I received a summons and complaint. Furthermore, Yary Mordkovich, a member of the PhlebX party, has improperly gained access to the NPPN email and electronic communications platform, made himself the global administrator, and revoked and restricted anyone else's administration rights, including myself and our operations manager, Barbara Ren, who's job involves user administration. He has used this access to spy on everyone at NPPN and used that material in their complaint. In addition, the PhlebX stakeholders misrepresented their objectives and failed to make the financial contributions they'd committed to make and that were necessary to pay for the overhead of the venture, draining NPPN of its revenue and assets, which then required the company to obtain short term loans to fund the increasingly burdensome overhead it could not afford and for which I repeatedly raised concerns. NPPN is the company I founded nearly 20 years ago, and is the sole source of income for my family of 5, which includes two children, my spouse, and my 76 year old mother in law who lives with us. The best outcome is to unwind a merger that has not served the best interests of the company or its stakeholders and relieve NPPN of its role in this failed effort, ensuring my family will have the income they have come to depend on and need. The ideal candidate should have a strong background in business litigation, particularly in disputes involving shareholder rights and corporate mergers. A deep understanding of New York corporate law is essential for this case.



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