Atlanta, GA
Business Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
Ideas are not protectable intellectual property absent a contract to the contrary.
In order to evict you must first demand possession of the property by a certain date for failure to pay rent (preferably in writing). There is no...
No, not without being sued for infringement. You would need their permission.
Yes, but you would first need to provide him with at least 60 days' notice to vacate the property. Then, if he does not leave by then, file a...
Subject to you re-renting the property, you may use the security deposit to offset the rent that will not be paid through the term of the lease. ...
Yes, unless you want to be evicted. If you don't file an answer within 7 days of when you were served, the landlord will win by default.
You should be concerned, but there is no way to tell you whether you are in fact infringing on their trademark, or if they even have a protect-able...
Even if the business is not a proper defendant, it must still file a timely answer (and affirmative defenses) or face a default judgment against...
Since she is on a month-to-month lease, she may provide 30 days notice and terminate the lease. As such, she would owe rent through August...
Possibly, but an attorney would first have to review the agreement and advise on next steps. There are too many variables in the terms of the...
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