Can I be sued for a landscaping contract that had no direct outline and nothing was signed?
Yes, he can file suit. His burden will be to prove the terms of the agreement that he claims were breached and the breach of those terms. If he...
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Yes, he can file suit. His burden will be to prove the terms of the agreement that he claims were breached and the breach of those terms. If he...
The burden will be on the grandmother to establish that the money was a loan unless the local law (MA or FL) has a presumption that a check or...
I agree with my colleagues. It's just a high-pressure sales tactic and they would be ill-advised (and unlikely) to sue you.
I agree with my colleagues - the original, executed sublease can be obtained in discovery and the emails and other documentation like cancelled...
First, you need to clarify whether you have a partnership or an LLC. In either case, the recourse should be dictated by the terms of the...
The concern is two-fold: first, that the terms are clear and disclosed; and second, that the customer agree to them by an overt act, such as a...
What are the terms of the Addendum? You are an at-will employee and are faced with accepting one month's severance versus eligibility for...
I agree that the issue, if applicable, would be waiver rather than ratification - did you waive his non-compliance when you moved to terminate the...
Your voluntary dissolution form should be rejected for filing because the LLC is not in compliance with its reporting and fee payment obligations....
I agree with Mr. Robinson. While it is appropriate to organize a business entity in another State, even if the operations are conducted online your...