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The promissory note has two (due) installment dates and I would like to know when the statue of limitations start.
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Answered on January 02, 2016
Q. promissory note that was signed and notorized with the state left out pa/ny wasn't sure which. A. Jurisdiction may lie in one or both...
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Regarding sanctions on lran, do exceptions (informal material) apply to all lranians in the world or just US citizen lranians?
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Answered on January 02, 2016
Where are you and what are you trying to do?
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Does a designer have any right to reproduce a client's logo, or will I have the exclusive right to it? Thanks for any help!
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Answered on January 02, 2016
Eliminate any uncertainty by entering into a written agreement with the graphic designer.
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Is this legal and can it be kept up, or is it illegal and should I censor it?
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Answered on January 01, 2016
You write to assume you can't delete anything but go on to say that you removed the image.
In any event, a good choice.
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Do i have a law suit? And what can i sue for?
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Answered on December 30, 2015
You may have a claim. It depends on what was said and who heard it.
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Is there a statute of limitations? and if so how far back can I claim?
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Answered on December 30, 2015
Yes. The statute of limitations for breach of contract is six (6) years, measured from the time of the breach.
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Licensed Real Estate Broker. Question about Legal Business Address/Mailbox Rental Address?
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Answered on December 29, 2015
I would think that you could certainly use your home address as your business address - but try to avoid that.
Rather than sifting through the...
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Can I limit the scope of my services so that it is no longer therapy, but coaching? How to find an attorney on this topic?
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Answered on December 28, 2015
What exactly is the difference between "practicing" and "coaching"?
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Reopen case for fraud
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Answered on December 27, 2015
Possibly. If the fraud was just discovered, you may be able to reopen a prior case and/or begin a new one.
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Does Supreme Court's ruling retroactively apply to cause of action incurred prior to rulings?
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Answered on December 27, 2015
Maybe. More information is needed.
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