Can an ownership of a TX LLC be different than the membership especially when the company is filed to be treated as an "S" CORP.

No. The only thing that changes is the tax treatment. I may not be understanding your question correctly, so I suggest that you consult with a...

Question about trademark infringement

I completely understand your question and I think to some extent you are as we say trying to close the barn door after the horses have runaway. I...

I agree with my colleague, who suggested as a first step to visit the terms of Reddit that should govern the information that you find there....

Can a business filed as a DBA originating from an LLC use "LLC" at the end of their business name when marketing?

As noted by the others, you cannot identify an entity that does not exist. Practically speaking, its not like this is something that will have any...

How can help my llc

These are not easy situations to deal with. I think all you can do is to contact several business lawyers that can discuss your situation in more...

I'm starting an Enterprise(s) via my name. Will I need to register additional trading services under my enterprise?

This is actually a packed question that hits upon many areas, e.g., business structure, trademark, taxation, among others. We just do not have the...

Hi, Im planning to open a Technology company innpartnership with an existing company in Singapore. Name will be same

Your question suggests several parts, but I think the most germane is the trademark (name) issue. As a partner, licensee or any other interest...

My Colleague was exactly right and I bet you probably already knew that. Anytime you rely on another's IP to help promote yourself or your business...

How can I determine whether use of intellectual property is permitted without a company's authorization?

As Attorney Ballard notes, this likely falls under the exception found in 110(4). As a practical matter, no one is ever going to know or bother to...

The short answer is yes, but there are aspects that can get chewy. What you are really describing I think is a white-label relationship where you...