What can we do if the business seller will not give the buyer her key to the business location?
If I understand your facts correctly, you are concerned that the seller, rather than the landlord, has keys to the premises, right? The seller...
New York, NY
Business Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Business, Limited Liability Company (LLC) ... +4 more
If I understand your facts correctly, you are concerned that the seller, rather than the landlord, has keys to the premises, right? The seller...
Depending upon your specific use, you may have to obtain permits or licenses from the Dept. of Health of both NYS and NYC. In addition, the space...
The most effective way to protect one's personal assets against business liabilities is to conduct the business in a limited liability entity, like...
An LLC can continue conducting activities after dissolution only for the purposes of winding up the LLC's affairs. If the LLC nevertheless...
That's purely a matter of the American Legion's rules. He should review the rules or ask to see them.
I'm changing the Practice Area so that your question might be answered by Employment & Labor Attorneys.
Your facts are inconsistent and therefore confusing. You chose LLC as the Practice Area but then referred to a sole proprietorship and a...
There is no way to release the third member unless the lender agrees to do so, which is unlikely. Your best option is for the two of you to agree...
I agree with Mr. Doland that litigation is your only viable option. It's difficult to do business with an untrustworthy "partner."
Yes, a corporation (including one that has elected to be taxed as an S Corp.), may be a member of an LLC.