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Can I, as the Corporate President, represent our PA C Corporation in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas?
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Answered on June 04, 2015
As other attorneys have responded, no, you technically cannot represent the corporation since it is a separate legal entity from you. You should...
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How do I take my tenants to small claims court if I live out of state? They owe me for damages, rent, and unpaid water bill.
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Answered on November 05, 2013
You can file the action in the local Magistrate District Court (what PA calls its small claims courts). Since they are no longer living there, you...
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Where can I get a copy of my settlement check?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
As others have said, yes, your attorney should have access to a copy of the check. Even if he did not personally make a copy, it is likely that he...
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Are small business tax filing assessable?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
You won't be able to get tax documents like that from the IRS without the filer's authorization, but there are other options. One would be to ask...
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Do I need a lawyer for my breach of contract case, or should I attempt to settle?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
You should try to settle because most cases do, but you should also hire an attorney to help you. You may have more negotiating leverage than you...
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Can i see my exboyfriend for the money he took from me?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
If he took money from you without authorization, you probably do have a legal cause of action against him. Consider hiring an attorney to sue him...
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CAN A COMPANY GET ACCESS TO A PLAINTIFF'S PRIVATIZED SOCIAL MEDIA PROFILE IF IT IS DEALING WITH A CIVIL SITUATION?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
In my experience, the answer to this question probably depends most on whether the civil action is in state or federal court. The federal Western...
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Is indemnification enough protection as a sole proprietorship/ consultant, or should I also be an LLC?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
There are three big reasons why I advise business owners to form an LLC: (1) liability protection, (2) tax benefits, and (3) professional image....
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