What is the status of an intern compared to a full-time employee with regard to intellectual property rights.
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Answered on February 06, 2009
Section 101 fof the copyright act defines a "work made for hire" as, among other things, "a work prepared by an employer within the scope of his or...
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I registered my LLC in the state of Arkansas. Is there anything else I have to do to become a legal entity--like get legal help.
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Answered on February 06, 2009
Most states require that the articles of organization be filed with the Register of Deeds (or similar equivalent registry) in the particular county...
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Setting up a music and book publishing business, advantages to setting up a LLC in NV or CA
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Answered on February 06, 2009
I think the previous answer adequately answer your question, but I would just add that because of the special nature of the business you are...
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I am starting a professional services company. Is LLC or an LLP a better choice? Why?
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Answered on February 06, 2009
The LLC and LLP are very similar types of business entities in that they both limit the liability of their members/partners from the acts of the...
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I have an LLC for a small company. can i use that to enter an agreement to start another to protect my liability?
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Answered on February 06, 2009
The short answer is that you certainly can do this under the umbrella of the current LLC, but it may not be the best business decision. More facts...
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Copyright infringement?
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Answered on February 05, 2009
In addition to Mr. Ballard's response, I would add that if, in fact, you did not sign any publishing or recording agreements -- i.e. you did not...
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Can a church run a billboard with the last name of a TV preacher that teaches exactly like the church does?
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Answered on February 05, 2009
Since Mr. Copeland has registered the mark KENNETH COPELAND in international classification 41 for education services, namely, providing classes,...
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Can a Tennessee contractor enforce a contact that has someone else's name on it other than the defendant?
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Answered on February 05, 2009
If the "someone else" is a subcontractor hired by the contractor, then, without further information, I would have to say the answer is yes.
I am being sued personally even though a I have an S-CORP and all contracts, payments etc were thru the s-corp. How can they?
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Answered on February 02, 2009
From reading between the lines, my first observation is that the Texas court may not have personal jurisidiction over you. The Wikipedia link...
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I am a shareholder in an S corp in the state of MO. Can you explain how profits are to be distributed. I am not an employee.
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Answered on February 02, 2009
An S corporation is a regular corporation that has elected "S corporation" tax status. Distribution of profits in an S-corporation is governed by...
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