I want to form an LLC in NY but I am undecided whether I should use my personal name or my business name. No partners.

And you should register any "d/b/a" name with the county clerk.

What are the main legal issues surrounding decorator walking off site without finishing the work?

You have identified the main two issues already, breach and damages. Is there a written contract? If not, you'll have to figure out how to prove...

I have submitted business expenses for expenses incurred while traveling in my current position as a manager out of pocket

I am not aware of any law on the subject. It would be governed by internal employment policies. If they reimburse on receipt of payment, then...

My mother bought a home and after paying mortgage for several years the mortgage company lost their license to be in business

I don't think this forum can get you and real advice on a such a sensitive issue. After reading your question, I can only assume if the mortgage...

My friend is a small business owner, and recently, he involved in a small case law suit, since his business is so slow, he (or h

For the record, both attorneys and corporations may appear in NYC Small Claims Court, the latter in commercial small claims either as plaintiff or...

I was charged with reckless endangerment and there charging it as a felony,and want me to accept 3 years probation

According to your question, you have been charged with a felony that you did not commit. There is nothing to do but retain an attorney immediately....

Is it possible to verify that I made contributions to books and movies by a polygraph?

I'm pretty certain polygraph results are still inadmissible in NY courts, so no. Absent an admission from the other side a jury would have to...

The bar will not have the court file. Every year, some where around 10,000 candidates take the NY bar. As long as you disclose it and provide the...

I would add to Mr Sarno's comments that your employer is not obligated to give you a copy because you are not "entitled" to a contract. Bearing in...

In the state of New York, How long does a person have to sue after a assault?

As an aside, if you "convert" the claim to negligence you have another two years. Plaintiffs do this all the time -- assert and intentional tort...