Paul C Jorgensen

Paul C Jorgensen's Answers (165)

Washington, DC

Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Washington, DC

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Intellectual Property, Internet

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Can a company ask me sign over all intellectual rights after employment?

Paul's answer | Answered on March 23, 2011

I agree with my colleagues: probably yes on both counts. That said, there are fuzzy parts to any "yes" and the best thing for you to do is to work...

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Could i repossess My vehicle after the buyer breached the verbal/written contract agreeing to pay me payments

Paul's answer | Answered on March 09, 2011

You'll probably need to consult a local attorney to determine whether your inaction in enforcing the contract by the due date is a waiver of your...

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OK, we traded 3 cars in for one vehicle, and no papaer work was ever given me, we returned car and now we have nothing.

Paul's answer | Answered on March 09, 2011

Contact your Better Business Bureau in your state. Look up Arizona lemon laws (laws pertaining to car transactions) and notify the enforcement...

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I made documents that I used while with my former employer that they are continuing to use after I have left, are they allowed?

Paul's answer | Answered on February 14, 2011

Generally, things that you make during your employment belong to the employer, including original works or things that could be considered...

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Spam

Paul's answer | Answered on February 09, 2011

Complying with CAN-SPAM is worth working with an attorney who knows this area, both to help you draft internal procedures that exceed the CAN-SPAM...

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