Based upon your facts, you face two issues: 1) the stale check, and 2) a double-endorsed check. In the aftermath of 9-11 the creation of the...

Can a dental settlement agreement be cancelled or changed once signed?

I agree with Attorney Frederick. Without seeing the agreement you signed, no one can tell you with certainty whether it can be voided. However,...

No matter how large or small a franchisor you are, it is imperative that you retain the services of a competent franchise attorney to navigate the...

What rights does a tenant have when the landlord abandoned a commercial property?

Any rights you have against your landlord or otherwise should be spelled out in your lease agreement. I recommend that you engage a local attorney...

It depends on what the Retainer Agreement says. Most retainer agreements or engagement letters will specify the services to be performed and the...

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If a franchised gym owner insulted me and made me uncomfortable to come back to work out is their termination clause in effect?

I agree with Attorney Murillo. The basic grounds for getting out of a contract are fraud, misrepresentation and breach. From your facts, the...

My accountant says I owe 24000 in tax this year but last year I made roughly same income and didn't owe but a few hundred what's

I agree with Attorney Duffy – you need to ask your accountant. Now. And consider getting a second opinion from another accountant. A tax...

I entered into a lease of a credit card machine. . I never used the machine. I returned it. Am I still obligated to pay more?

I agree with Attorney Murillo that you need to look to the contract that you signed for the answer. The terms of the agreement should spell out...

To have a valid, enforceable contract, your agreement must contain the following essential elements: 1. The parties must have the capacity to...

What redress does a consumer have when a franchise knowingly allows an ex-affiliate to continue to use their trademark?

I agree with Attorneys Suri and Shah when they tell you that a consumer cannot make a claim for trademark infringement – only the registered owner...