Is my contract's non-compete enforceable?
Non-competes are not looked upon favorably by the courts. Additionally, most employers do not sue for breach of a non-compete if you are not using...
Plymouth Meeting, PA
Franchising Lawyer at Plymouth Meeting, PA
Practice Areas: Franchising, Business, Commercial
Non-competes are not looked upon favorably by the courts. Additionally, most employers do not sue for breach of a non-compete if you are not using...
If the LLC has assets from the prior business, you are better off starting a new entity for your new business. I would suggest speaking with your...
This question is quite unclear. UCC statements are typically filed where the property is located on which you are taking a lien. If the property...
From your description, it sounds like you should have separate legal entities for each business - if they are separate businesses, with separate...
I think you are confused. A d/b/a (which stands for "doing business as" is merely an assumed name of an existing corporation or LLC. For example,...
Under basic contract law there are three criteria to a contract - offer (she gave you a form), acceptance (you signed the form) and consideration...
The answer depends on the Franchise Agreement you signed. I would also check the FDD you received to see if this was disclosed in Item 18 of the...
The answer to your question lies in the Franchise Agreement you signed. Most companies do not charge a royalty until the business is operating. ...
As my colleague stated, we are not allowed to solicit clients through Avvo. With that said, most franchise attorneys charge a flat fee and work...
You can contact Legal Aid. Here is a link to various free or very reasonable legal services: http://www.palegalaid.net/resources/clients. Good luck.