I presented a product to a company several years ago and long story short, saw "my" product in a local store...
Sure you should, if someone stole your idea.
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Sure you should, if someone stole your idea.
Read the responses you got when you posted earlier.
I changed your topic from Bankruptcy since it obviously has nothing to do with that, but I'll throw out a couple questions. One, case against who?...
While your post reads like you have separate obligations, that is only true as far as how the money gets to the Trustee. It is still a single Plan...
How much do you think you lost, for what you believe to be the Trustee's errors (ie, the difference in what you did get vs. what you think you...
Nothing has been done since when? Call another lawyer to convert (and the lawyer can ask for the money back from the old lawyer, or ask the court...
No reason is required for termination, and any reason is fine as long as it is not for a very limited number of reasons (such as unlawful...
You might be over-complicating this. If an application asks you to state your income for a certain period of time, you should assume it is asking...
If you lost documentation, start contacting every agency to get replacements. Go to the unemployment office and ask them what you need.
Rather than ask lawyers here to try to come up with a long list (pages worth), you need to tell us the basic facts of what actually did happen. ...