I need to find in a board certified attorney in civil trial law regarding a business contract issue

There are various specialist certifications in Arizona. If you wish to find a certified specialist, a good place to look is the AZ Bar website. ...

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What is needed to form an ira llc?

You have to set up a LLC with the IRA as the member and you as a manager, generally and very superficially speaking. Often, the IRA company you...

Plaintiff's favor on msj but on the 2nd part of the case the judge made ruling w/o hearing; is that violate due process?

You want to consult with local counsel. That being said, motions are not always granted oral arguments.

How can I cancel my LA fitness trainer?

At 17, one is not legally competent to contract in the state of arizona. The contract appears to be voidable. You should consult in person with an...

What happens if we are right?

The contract will need to be reviewed to seek specific language related to timing to complete; assuming that is the only remaining issue. The...

Is an email for confirming a band to perform at a bar a contract?

You can go to small claims. But, you should instead use this opportunity to sit with a contract attorney to understand how to go about making...

True of False: An S-corp's K1 Schedule must be the same percentage as stockholder share

It seems as though your questions actually conflates two (puts two ideas into one question). Let me break them down for you in an attempt to...

Most of these contracts state (on the back where you can hardly see it) that if the financing is NOT obtained as agreed on the terms of the...

Do I have a medical malpractice case regarding my Mother?

The records need to be obtained and presented to an attorney for review. There is an issue of what the appropriate standard of care is in this...

Can a landlord legally require me to pay an extra $300 after cashing my "last and final payment" check?

"last and final payment" does not indicate payment in full of all obligations. "payment in full" does. Not that either matter these days. If...