What legal risks do I have if I don't give the money back?

Its very hard to answer this question based on the information given. Depending on the amount in play, you would likely be well-served to hire...

My husband and his cousin owned a small car dealership. It was once a small Pontiac Dealership until GM pulled Pontiac. Once m

Though I don't know what your question was supposed to be, here is some info about a citation to discover assets: If a judgment is entered...

What are the basic requirements for me to start business?

I would speak to a business attorney (and a tax professional) to decide what business entity type makes the most sense for you. I generally don't...

Is it legal for a property owner or third party to videotape a business from a neighboring property in Illinois?

The general rule for recording is that where there is public access (e.g., sidewalk, park or public parking lot), one is permitted to record...

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If a client someday is wildly successful and wants to give his volunteer 'muse' a sizable monetary gift, can she accept it?

One can absolutely give a gift to another....for any reason at all. My only advice to both parties would be to speak to tax counsel to ensure that...

Can you take a non established business to court in another state over copyright?

As my fellow colleagues have already answered this question from the legal side of things, I will add my 2 cents on the practical side. First off,...

What should I do with this letter about a copyright for a picture I have used?

I would at least ask them to verify ownership/rights in and to the image. Assuming that they are able to do so, your most time-efficient and...

I'm interesting in getting a logo copyright for tshirts n Hats how long does it take before I get the copyright certificate?

You should speak with an intellectual property attorney to determine if you are actually in need of a copyright, trademark, or both. In order to...

Can i mention my experience at my previous employer at my profile in my business? ie. after working at .... company,

Provided you are only detailing who your former employer was, your position(s), and what your duties were, you should be fine. Sites like LinkedIn...

Rather than worry about "priority," I think you would be well-served to secure federal rights via a USPTO intent-to-use trademark application. Once...