New York, NY
Business Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements
Hi there, I'm very sorry to learn about your past. I'm sure it was very traumatic and no doubt it still weighs on you. Avvo says you specifically...
There's nothing special about a nonprofit, generally speaking, that would prohibit it from owning a trademark. However, keep in mind, that...
keep in mind if the person has any assets in the US, and it wasn't res judicata (i.e. meaning a UK court did not invalidate the US debt, and the...
I realize she's in the military, but if she's also licensed by the state, you could make a professional complaint against her there as well (like...
If the debt is too old you might be able to claim the defense of "Statute of Limitations" which might protect you. Usually this is 3-6 years...
Assuming you haven't used the card since then and haven't made any payments, you probably are protected by something called the Statute of...
I'm licensed in NYS not WA, so differences could apply. However, in NYS, this would be a commercial matter for civil court (i.e. they sue you for...
As my colleagues aptly said, the details likely would be in the contract. However, if you were entitled to four months pay, and your employer had...
I'm not sure how you would make money off this business without charging interest; keep in mind if you charge a fee up front like 3%, depending on...
probably not, as I don't see what your damages are; likely, you would pay far more suing them (even if there was a cause of action) than whatever...
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