I would strongly recommend obtaining a free consultation with an attorney. There should be a clause in your operating agreement that addresses what...

I agree with my colleague Mr. Boyer.

Time to oppose motions depends on when the notice of motion was served and the return date. At a minimum, the notice of motion must be served at...

I agree with my colleagues. I would hire an attorney to address these issues on your behalf.

If this were a case, which is unlikely, it would be for negligence. There are many questions to ask before answering this, but here are a couple to...

In light of the fact your past business had no operating agreement at all, if you did not sign a separate non-competition agreement or...

In general, most states indicate that a company cannot bring suit in a court of law, unless it is registered to do business in that state. Thus, if...

As my colleagues correctly pointed out, it does not sound like you have any damages. Without damages, there is no lawsuit.

Generally, you can amend your pleadings as many times as you want. The rule you are citing to, CPLR 3025(a), allows you to amend once without leave...

Generally speaking, if he owns the property then this likely isn't an issue. I would consult a Florida attorney if you intend to challenge your...