This is perfectly fine, as long as the lawyer has the requisite skill, expertise and time to handle the additional matter(s), and does not have a...

At the very least, I would consult with a business litigator about a possible lawsuit against any/all wrongdoers who bear responsibility for the...

Good question. If the actual physical stock certificates cannot be found, the shares can likely be transferred by an Affidavit for Lost...

In short, you need to incorporate a nonprofit corporation, set up your founding board of directors, hire your initial officers and staff, and--in...

The answer is most likely yes, assuming that your solo enterprise is entirely distinct from the other business (in terms of assets, ownership and...

Unlike S corporations, equity interests in U.S.-based LLCs are not restricted to U.S. citizens, so I see no problem in forming an LLC with foreign...

Work with a local business lawyer who regularly advises LLCs, and they can contact the dealership if need be and then draft tailored instruments to...

I appreciate your paying me the compliment of specifically requesting me to answer this question. I read your post a few times for comprehension,...

Context is always important in interpreting language in legal matters, but what you describe appears to be a lawyer's motion to withdraw from a...

No, assuming that your nonprofit's financial books are clean, and that you neither commingled personal and entity assets, nor fraudulently conveyed...