Princeton, NJ
Business Lawyer at Princeton, NJ
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements ... +6 more
In Feist v Rural Telephone (1991) the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that facts are not copyrightable, (although the "selection, arrangement and...
If your question is "can a church have liability" the answer is of course it can. As to whether you have a case, go see an attorney and have the...
You need to have the bylaws (and any other governing docs) reviewed. There could be a quorum requirement, which is a different issue than the 2/3...
In a nutshell you need to incorporate for various reasons: to limit liability, to raise capital, to issue options, etc.
To protect yourself you should incorporate. To protect the business it it should enter into contracts with its customers/users that disclaim...
You need to speak with an an Oregon attorney who has nonprofit experience. Non profits do not have shareholders/owners (so it is not "your non...
The lease needs to be reviewed to determine if it permits early termination and if so under what circumstances.
The claim will be paid out, the question is by whom, and that is a function of the deal structure, and transaction documents. If the seller sold...
If the company is making money then I have to doubt that the majority shareholder will dissolve it. if the company makes money then it's valuation...
This is a function of what the contract says. Many contracts contain prohibitions or restrictions/limitations on subcontracting. You should have...
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