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Not only could you sue this guy in NY, but you may be able to get a pre-judgment attachment of his company's assets. I would also contact the...
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Not only could you sue this guy in NY, but you may be able to get a pre-judgment attachment of his company's assets. I would also contact the...
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Prof. William Ross of Samford University is an expert on attorney ethics and used to practice in NY: http://williamgeorgeross.com/index.html
The NJ Dep't that handles such matters is at the following link: http://www.nj.gov/oag/dcr/filing.html You should sit down with an attorney...
Just becaue you own 98 shares versus 2 does not necessarily mean you can control the operations and decisions of the company. Do your shares...
I note that you are talking about "term" insurance. Clearly at his advanced age, term insurance is going to be expensive. You may wish to meet...
Service upon a foreign litigant is expensive, sometimes as high as $4,000 if you need to issue what are called "letters rogatory." You will have a...
You are likely talking about property that has escheated to the State of New York. A good website that addresses unclaimed property with links to...
If you're in the financial services business for example, the firm would be required to designate a "rep of record" for these accounts, as they...
I handle FINRA matters. Your case would likely be arbitrated as an industry dispute. How your case goes will depend on the contract you had with...
Much will depend on the contract you signed and how precisely you can identify real damages to your business. Tortious interference is always a...