If WY state statute 31-5-110 prohibits local authorities from enforcing drivers licenses, how do I use that against them?

The statute states "except as otherwise provided..." It is "otherwise provided" that the state can require drivers licenses. You will not succeed...

I am in need of an intellectual property license Lawyer services, can you recommend some in my city?

You are right to find a copyright/entertainment attorney to assist you. I feel the difficulty will be to identify the best organization/company to...

Does a PCT protect your product so you can market it?

Yes, in a way it offers "protection" while waiting for the patent to issue, and yes, it provides this protection in all the countries belonging to...

What can I do in this situation? I didn't see anything in our contract that covered this scenario.

Complicated question. You have a contract with ABC. ABC had a contract with the two universities. Mid-year, the two decided to end their...

What will happen to my girlfriend who got a dui/dwi in texas, and has never had a valid drivers license.

She will be penalized within the state guidelines for the violations she committed (driving under the influence and driving without a license). ...

Do I qualify for my hardship license?

As this is your second offense (does not matter which country, to the state it is the second offense) it will be difficult. Contact a FL DUI...

Can I sale the product already exist but I make a different ?

As long as you do not violate any design patents, trademarks, and state laws (for example, there are chemicals in your hat that cause severe...

What does the restraining order state? Is there a minimum distance? Did he violate that? Either way, with the rash of crazy behavior being...

What to do if two states ( resident state and visiting state) are requiring you to have SR 22?

Sorry to say, but you need a TN attorney to help you navigate their legal system. There may be an easy way, or you may indeed need to go through a...

How do i get out of driving on suspended?

Assuming there is nothing else going on here you did not mention, then yes, the judge will rule in your favor and "throw it out of court".