A joint venture is formed under New York law when:

1. two or more persons enter into an agreement to carry on a venture for profit;
2. the agreement evinces their intent to be joint venturers;
3. each contributes property, financing, skill, knowledge, or effort;
4. each has some degree of joint control over the venture; and
5. provision is made for the sharing of both profits and losses.

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