Responding to motion in civil action
You'll need to read Rule 9A. There are different filing requirements for different types of things (motions, emergency motions, discovery, etc.) ...
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You'll need to read Rule 9A. There are different filing requirements for different types of things (motions, emergency motions, discovery, etc.) ...
You might or might not have a claim. Unfortunately, contract law is ENTIRELY specific to the precise language of the contract. A single word or...
Your bichem company can probably afford to ask its internal counsel. Since you might do something expensive and problematic, nobody is likely to...
The answer is arguably in MGL 186 15B. (b) At or prior to the commencement of any tenancy, no lessor may require a tenant or prospective tenant...
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No, you don't have to notify them. In fact, it's a bad idea as it can lead to discrimination. To answer the followup: it's good to let the LL...
They can't share protected information (you didn't say what it was.) They can't give out false information. They should generally refrain...
They can't require you to sign and review for inaccuracies unless they show it to you. You can always insist that they provide you with a copy for...
It's impossible to know. One simple explanation is that the lawyer may already have had the client's money on retainer, in which case it would...
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It's entirely dependent on the nature, timing, and terms of the transfer. You don't want to set yourself up for a "fraudulent transfer" suit, but...