Can I legally take the customers I aquired with me if I leave my present company and start my own business?
Depends on whether there is an enforceable non-compete in your employment contract with your present company.
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Depends on whether there is an enforceable non-compete in your employment contract with your present company.
The attorney or their partner is responsible for reviewing their bills to ensure they're accurate before they go out. However, oftentimes law...
You should consult with a business litigator so they can review the contract and do a bit of research on the issue. But, a party cannot...
If you had an attorney, you should contact them to see where you are in the process.
You might have to formally evict her if you have obtained the deed already through probate. Consult an attorney.
No. You should contact an attorney to evict them if they're in breach.
Sometimes it takes awhile for the attorney to receive the settlement proceeds. They also may be trying to resolve any outstanding liens. I would...
You need to start contacting new attorneys asap. it sounds like your case has merit if there are settlement offers on the table. The judge will...
You should consult with an attorney who has experience handling business disputes. Based on what you described you likely have claim against them.
Does your corp. have insurance? If so, call your insurer.