Arlington, TX
Business Lawyer at Arlington, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Intellectual Property ... +14 more
Unless you have a contract or some sort of agreement that he won't do that, then yes. On the good side, you are free to find another job at any...
Do you have a copy of the letter? Does it contain libelous statements? If it is patently untrue, you may have a claim of defamation against this...
Submit your interrogatories. Verification of records doesn't count against the number allowed. Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 190.2(c)(3). This...
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Typically there is some discovery going back and forth before a Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ). Once it has matured a bit, THEN a MSJ is filed....
If there is a good reason that you can find that won't be offensive, I'd ask to move venue. You might put together an affidavit with your client...
The quick answer is that copyright is provided to "original works of authorship", not mere ideas. If you have a written screenplay, or something of...
In Texas, there is a process that he'd have to use, and he wouldn't be able to collect the car based on what you've stated. I'd sign a contract...
Maybe. We need more information. You'd want to get your employee file and note the time line and what reasoning was involved in making these...
I like Stephen's answer. I would add to it that the Final Order will have language categorizing the debt, and what you hope for is that as much of...
Yes, you can sue him. He made a promise, you exchanged consideration. Your damages, however, is likely to be zero, so you won't get anywhere....