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The best advice is simple: Bring the contract to an attorney before you sign. Subcontractor agreements are notoriously one-sided. That said, you...
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The best advice is simple: Bring the contract to an attorney before you sign. Subcontractor agreements are notoriously one-sided. That said, you...
As my colleague noted, you need an attorney. If you did not pay for the stock there was no stock issued. Moreover, it does not sound like you had...
No. This is not clear nor complete. I recommend you that speak with a GA business attorney.
Your employment is "at-will" unless you had an express or implicit contract stating otherwise. That means you can quit and they can fire you for...
If you cannot resolve your differences your only option is to get the courts involved. I strongly recommend that you first start by speaking with...
No state that I know of requires notarization to form a binding contract. The more important issue is if this agreement protects your interests....
An LLC is not a public entity under the Act. If you are a member you have rights for information. If you are not a member, the only way to be...
An answer can only be provided after review of the LOI. The answer depends on the exact language in the LOI and other facts. Contact a local...
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You can always fire your lawyer. Always. Now, let's start with some applicable professional responsibility rules. Now, as with all rules, this...
The fraud claim is sounds dubious, based on the facts you have provided. That said, it will cost time and money to defend this. As to what the...