Can I form an LLC for my business in PA if someone in another state is using the same business name for their LLC?

If you found out about the other business in another state because you plan on expanding there in the future, than you should not use the same...

Is Pennsylvania (PA) a LLC friendly state? Should I form LLC in PA or DE?

Pennsylvania and other states have changed their LLC statutes over the years, to keep competing states from having advantages to lure incorporators...

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I'm forming a single entity LCC in Pennsylvania. In addition to 2 LCC forms that I need to file, do I also have to file for a

Generally, any Limited Liability Company that conducts any business under an assumed or fictitious business name must register this name with the...

Can a auto repair shop hold my vehicle from me?

Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Statutes provide: (4) Failing to display in a clear and conspicuous manner on the premises where possible and...

Do I need to sue my mechanic?

Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Statutes provide: Charging a customer for repairs which were not authorized in writing or charging a customer a...

Is a large deposit as good as a written contract

A large deposit is a good thing, however, a verbal contract is equally as enforceable as a written contract. The only types of contracts that must...

Do lawyers ever take copyright infringement cases on a percentage basis?

Yes, this firm accepts copyright cases on a regular basis.

Someone purchased my online video training course, downloaded it and is now selling it on their site. What recourse do I have?

If infringement of a published work begins before the work has been registered, the copyright owner can obtain the ordinary remedies for copyright...

What licenses/permits am I required to have in order to accomplish this?

Initially it is recommended you set up an LLC and file a PA-100 - see links below.

I am forming an LLC and I have heard many people say I should incorporate in DE or Nevada.

Pennsylvania and other states have changed their LLC statutes over the years, to keep competing states from having advantages to lure incorporators...