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Richard Alan Bruner Jr.
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Thinking to license my US patent in Asia for manufacturing in exchange of royalties

Asked by a user in Orlando, FL - about 1 month ago.

If you have the opportunity to negotiate for a patent licensing agreement, you should use an experienced lawyer. It is not advisable for you to negotiate such a complex contract on your own. However, if you cannot afford an experienced lawyer, at a minimum, I recommend that you address the following issues when negotiating the contract: - Is the license exclusive or non-exclusive. - Is the license limited to any specific geographic territory - Should there be a minimum quantity of sales...

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Purchased a FL Residential Property using a Canadian Corp It has rental income does Corp need to register to do business in FL.

Asked by a user in Orlando, FL - 4 months ago.

Section 608.501 of the Florida Statutes reads as follows: "[T]he following activities, among others, do not constitute transacting business...Owning, without more, real or personal property." You've clearly indicated that you are renting the real estate, in addition to owning it. Accordingly, you are transacting business in the State of Florida and must obtain a certificate of authority from the Department of State. As noted in an answer above, a foreign limited liability company transacting...

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How can I file to incorporate a new business when an existing business (inactive since 2008) is using the same name?

Asked by a user in Fort Lauderdale, FL - about 1 month ago.

If the company has been administratively dissolved and inactive since 2008, you should not have a problem incorporating or organizing under the same name.I would file as usual. I actually just did the same thing last week without any problems for one of my clients.

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Reg D offering

Asked by a user in Woodbridge, NJ - 4 months ago.

First, you must become an EDGAR filer to file the Form Ds, as the SEC requires the electronic filing of all Form Ds through EDGAR. To become an EDGAR filer, you must submit basic information to the SEC online at its Filer Management page available here: https://www.filermanagement.edgarfiling.sec.gov/ Once you are an EDGAR filer, you will be able to electronically file your Form D, which you should do right away. Next, you want to ensure that you are complying with laws of the state(s)...

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