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Consult with an attorney right away. It may be advisable for him to try and object to the release of your information.
The short answer is that there is little you can do. In reality, when you wrote and delivered a bid for your friends, you're likely did so a a work...
Your best option is to contact the Cartoon Network and negotiate for the purchase of the assets.
The quick answer is NO. An owner, officer and employee of an LLC or Corp (both c-corp and s-corp) are not liable for the debts and obligations of...
The answers provided in the prior round six months ago are very good. While your domain name on its face appears to be a parody of Twitter, in fact...
Since no Operating Agreement was signed, the default laws of your jurisdiction will control. Typically it would mean that distributions are made...
Yes. No problem. Alterations are permitted even though you have no rights to the licensed material.
What you are describing is not gambling under Florida Law (or all 50 states for that matter). Your idea is a sweepstakes, a perfectly legal...
There are many complexities in sweepstakes and contests law. At its core, it is not legal to charge an entry fee (in your case payment for website...
The website rules or terms of service is a legally enforceable contract. When you sign up for an account, you "sign" that agreement by clicking...