What are the protocols for a partnership to let go of a partner?

I suppose I should also give you the short, if oversimplified answers, to the questions you actually asked. (Many lawyers, including me, have a...

What are the protocols for a partnership to let go of a partner?

Mr. Myers' answers aren't wrong. They're just not quite to the point, and some of them aren't expressed in quite the same terms we use in...

I don't disagree with the answers previously posted by Mr. Cayea and Mr. Murillo, but I would approach your question a bit differently. The...

A question about a Limited Warranty; and whether or not my expectations of service fall within or outside of said Warranty

Last observation: If you get to the point of writing the CM/RRR letter but you're not comfortable doing that on your own, or you're not...

A question about a Limited Warranty; and whether or not my expectations of service fall within or outside of said Warranty

Send TomTom a letter by certified mail, return receipt requested. Include a copy of your purchase documentation and the prior correspondence or...

A question about a Limited Warranty; and whether or not my expectations of service fall within or outside of said Warranty

Most modern consumer product warranties are chock-full of disclaimers and exclusions. For example, virtually all of them try to disclaim (prevent...

Client using designs without final payment.

It's unlikely that you have a plausible basis to get an injunction: You probably can't meet the requirement of showing that you "lack an adequate...

Texas slip and fall in a bar

Whether the bar does or doesn't have insurance may have a big effect on the likelihood and promptness with which you may be compensated. Quite...

I am a dj in tx and my client wants to cancel our written contract. Unfortunately our contract does not mention a fee to cancel

To give you a confident answer, I or any lawyer would need to review the written agreement and all of the relevant facts. Based just on what...

A couple of other thoughts, to add to what's already a too-long set of observations: (1) Another potential defense that might be asserted is...