Birmingham, AL
Business Lawyer at Birmingham, AL
Practice Areas: Business, Limited Liability Company (LLC) ... +11 more
There are a lot of moving parts here, not only legally, but you have multiple bodies that all play a role in this. You need to speak to a...
It depends, but yes, you can be held liable. Especially if you knew it was a worthless check or had reason to believe that it might me. If you are...
Generally, you cannot bind someone to a contract without a specific grant of power of attorney. However, it looks like you have some other moving...
Not legal at all. Do not do this. You will get your ass sued by every one of those companies at once.
You are walking a fine line here. If I understand what you are saying, that you are only using the logo applied to an aftermarket product, and you...
I am going to disagree with the other attorneys on here. It really depends on the method that you are using the trademark. There is a very famous...
Technically franchising, but this question is much more complicated than that. Franchising is essentially a beefed-up licensing agreement. There...
Closing out an LLC is more than simply filling out a form. If the dissolution is not done correctly, it could subject you to a hefty tax bill, and...
Be warned that geographic identifiers (e.g. "San Francisco") are not deserving of trademark protection because they are assumed to be generic. Your...
The contractual statute of limitation can be up to 10 years, depending on the situation. If someone is threatening legal action, you need to speak...
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