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Posted 3 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Boston, MA 
Kevin Gaughen Jr.'s answer
You're right, daily storage rates over $100 do seem unfair, especially if you... 
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
there is an implied warranty when a commercial enterprise deals with you of...
Posted 4 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Boston, MA 
Ronald Lee Burdge's answer
It depends on your sales contract. Your sales paperwork is the first place for...
Posted 3 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Boston, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
The issue is also under what conditions the goods were left. Under some...
Posted 4 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Boston, MA 
William T Harrington's answer
I know of no law that requires a notary. A promissory note is just like any...
Posted 3 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Boston, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
The simple rule is that you buy the rights that the prior person has. The... 
Daniel S Gindes' answer
A threat is just that- a threat. However, anyone can file a lawsuit, and you...
Posted 4 months ago in Business Boston, MA 
Freya A Shoffner's answer
While you are not entitled to any equity in the company as a matter of law, and...
William T Harrington's answer
You not entitled to any amount. It is a matter of leverage and how much they...
Posted 4 months ago in Debt / Lending Agreements Boston, MA
William T Harrington's answer
If the person dies, you would have to make a claim against his estate. Look at... 
Andrew Mark Greenberg's answer
Attorney Harrington is correct that you have one year to file a claim against...
Posted 4 months ago in Employee Benefits Boston, MA
William T Harrington's answer
An employer is not required to pay vacation time. However, it seems that the...
Posted 4 months ago in Health Care Boston, MA
Posted 4 months ago in Immigration Boston, MA 
Elaine Carol Schneider's answer
USCIS would evaluate "good faith" and "valid" at inception looking at the...
Posted 8 months ago in Business Boston, MA 
Robert Kevin Savage's answer
Good question. In all likelihood an LLC may be what you want to set up. An... 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Mr. Savage is keen in his observation. Good luck to you. NOTE: This...
Posted 5 months ago in Employee Benefits Boston, MA
Francis V Kenneally's answer
You should file a claim regardless of your concern. The question of whether...
Posted 5 months ago in Employee Benefits Boston, MA 
Joseph K. Chancellor's answer
It depends on the facts. I recently had a client that was denied unemployment...
Jay M Wolman's answer
Prior responding counsel is correct. If you resigned for urgent, compelling,...
Posted 5 months ago in Employment / Labor Boston, MA
User's answer
It depends what kind of bankruptcy. If the company liquidates and is no longer...
Jay M Wolman's answer
Prior responding counsel is correct. It all depends upon whether your current...
Posted 5 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Boston, MA
Freya A Shoffner's answer
There are a number of steps that will help you find a reputable talent agent....
Posted 5 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Boston, MA 
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
You should take this independent contractor agreement to an attorney for review....
Posted 5 months ago in Tax Boston, MA
Posted 5 months ago in Debt / Lending Agreements Boston, MA
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
I am assuming that the automobile title is in his sole name. As you know, your...
Posted 5 months ago in Real Estate Boston, MA 
John Thomas Gosselin's answer
You would simply be a "condominium trust", the trustees administer the...
Posted 5 months ago in Wrongful Termination Boston, MA
Joseph K. Chancellor's answer
I believe you are trying to reach the attorney listed below. I have pasted in... |
