Paul I Perkins

Paul I Perkins's Answers (35)

Hackensack, NJ

Litigation Lawyer at Hackensack, NJ

Practice Areas: Litigation, Business

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Should a c corp that makes a loan to its president charge interest?

Paul's answer | Answered on June 16, 2012

A C-Corp can make a loan to an officer. The key to not having to litigate this issue (or answer for it later in an SEC or IRS inquiry) is to set...

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Can i sue my business partner, even if i abandom the business do to his frauds.

Paul's answer | Answered on June 16, 2012

This requires an examination of several issues. First, there is the question of authority. In the law we call it "apparent" or "actual" authority....

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Can my former partner come after me, if i go into business. product is not unique, some ideas about it are, but there is compet

Paul's answer | Answered on June 16, 2012

This can be complicated. First, if the company is no longer in business then EVEN IF you signed a non-compete, it may not be valid. There are...

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After renting a house for almost 2 years we discovered that the property was without a C O .Is there any legal recourse for us?

Paul's answer | Answered on June 16, 2012

First and foremost you should discuss this with your attorney. The other lawyer is right - as it is an illegal tenancy you have many rights under...

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I am told California is a good state for litigation because of partial liability. Where is it best to bring a class action?

Paul's answer | Answered on July 30, 2011

I am a class action attorney who has brought actions in NJ and California. If your case is consumer based, then NJ is probably the best place to...

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