Can a non profit assoc. take action to remove a member without bylaws in place?
If you are an unincorporated non-profit association, you should have no "investors", but the member is technically correct, whether you are an...
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If you are an unincorporated non-profit association, you should have no "investors", but the member is technically correct, whether you are an...
It's not clear what you were behind on, but if the obligation was to the bank, most deposit agreements allow the bank to offset any debts to the...
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As a general rule, anyone can sue anyone for almost anything, so yes, he could sue you. Whether he would have any chance of winning is another...
Most any lawyer experienced in real estate, especially commercial real estate will be familiar with escrow procedures, as well as UCC financing...
This is a civil issue, not a criminal one, so no one is going to jail for anything. In many states, the name on the title is all that matters, and...
I can't give you advice personally, but in most jurisdictions, if you allow an LLC to lapse or become inactive, then the owners and/or managers...
Yes, your privacy has been violated, and you could potentially bring an action against the doctor who released the records. Anyone releasing...
If by "inactive", you mean it has lost its charter or right to do business, then the legal result is that the owner is operating as a sole...
To begin with, wholly apart from it never being a good idea or advisable action to lie, making a false statement about who was driving could...
I don't know what an "actual agency" is, but if this is another business making false accusations, you can bring suit for business disparagement ...