You will need to consult with a local business lawyer and have him/her review the operating agreement (if one exists), and cross reference it with...

Assuming this occurred in North Carolina, your statute of limitations would be three years. All the best to you.

The defendant has no burden of proof, unless s/he asserts a counterclaim against the plaintiff, in which case the defendant stands in the...

These are valid concerns. If you were an employee or independent contractor doing work for Company A, and Company B was a subsidiary or parent...

I am assuming that by "deed," you are referring to a deed executed by the executor, conveying the 45 acres to you pursuant to the terms of the...

Unfortunately, the right to counsel applies only to criminal litigation, not civil litigation. If the personal injury or property damage...

I will limit my answer to general parliamentary procedure; any statutory analyses of your board's powers and duties, I defer to residential real...

While there are perhaps some statutory nuances unique to Florida, which a Florida lawyer can explain to you in more accurate detail, the...

I agree with Attorney Petersen. Either the title company, or an independent local real estate lawyer from private practice (depending on which is...

This is more suited for consultation with a local business litigator than a government agency--especially if the corporation, being closely held,...