Why nowadays no lawyers are interested in strong case, even good class action, against corporation laying off employee any more?

I take on big companies all the time so your view is not accurate at all..perhaps your view of a stron case is in fact not accurate as lawyers love...

NY Surrogate's or Supremes for Fraudulent Asset Transfer of Company Held in Trust

Not enough info here to know if it is a matter about a deceased person which Would mandate surrogates court jurisdiction.....is possible could be...

If the deed was joint ownership with rights of survivorship (a fact not known here) then dd is sole owner by operation of law. Accordingly, if dd...

NYS-executor of an estate gets a commission & acts as fiduciary over estate. What does that payment cover in action?

The answer may be in the will itself as to how the executor is to be compensated so start there first. If it does not speak to additional duties...

Dad died and aunt want to take me to court for money, signed documents and to many wills making it confusing

This is very confusing and incomplete set of facts as to what is going on. Thereis enough here howeverthat you should run to a probate attorney to...

Motion to produce for information on LLC in family law case

If you are ni longer a member then it is a third par matter and ex would have to file a subpoena on the LLC owners....they can file a motion to...

Noncompete agreement - is it too broadly defined?

It does seem over broad in light if the fact that the 5% threshold is probably something that is impossible to know in sorting out what I'd allowed...

Having multiple solo 401k plans under same taxid

My colleauges providebexcellent answers. Fundamntal question is whether you have opened up multiple prototype plans which cannot be done...one plan...

Is a single-member Delaware LLC liable to US federal tax if it does no business in US?

Your question is illogical. If you are a not a NRA in US and do not plan on doing business in the US then in ask you whynyounwould establish a US...

Mom's house=only item in her trust. Trust tax id=her SS#. When sold, can we still avoid capital gains (ie.$500k exclusion) ?

Good news for you -- Pursuant to Treasury Regulation 1.121-1(c)(3)(i) the ownership in the grantor trust will not preclude use of the Sec. 121...

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