Cincinnati, OH
Business Lawyer at Cincinnati, OH
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements ... +2 more
Well, you have to pay your bills. They aren't doing this for free. They don't host websites out of the goodness of their hearts. They do it for...
I agree with all the other responses, and would add that you do have leverage. Your co-owner may not be able to make any major decision (sell the...
You can get an LLC set up (properly) for between $500 and $1000, depending on the number of owners and the complexity of the arrangements....
It depends on the terms of service. If their terms clearly stated that any refunds would be in the form of a gift certificate, and the terms were...
A well-drafted non-compete should survive the sale of the business, but even so, courts are reluctant to enforce non-competes beyond a reasonable...
That is an excellent question! I assume that you won't actually own the commercial spaces. Rather, you'll just coordinate between the owners and...
I agree with Brian. Since you are no longer an employee, you have no right to use the company email system. Most states allow employers to read...
E-cigarettes are a grey area, because they don't burn tobacco. So technically, they aren't cigarettes. If you were selling cigarettes in...
Whether you agreed to their terms of service depends on the signup process, and whether when you registered, you clicked on a box saying "I agree"...
If the seller knew it was fake and told you it was authentic, then the seller is likely responsible.
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