Phoenix, AZ
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Litigation ... +3 more
This is traditionally something taken care of in the operating agreement or bylaws; depending on what type of entity you have (LLC vs. Inc, etc.). ...
Your question is very good, as is your plan to separate liabilities while maintaining corporate formalities. You should meet with legal counsel...
You need permission. Simply getting the same from "Joe" or "Betty" by phone will not suffice. The best way is to have a written license...
Excellent points and insightful questions. However, the answers will be found by and through examination of the franchising agreements and...
Your documents that "make up" the agreement should be reviewed by a contracts/litigation attorney. You will likely have the option to have the...
If someone illegally retains your property, we call the same "conversion" and it is a tort here in Arizona. To bring a conversion action, you must...
There are AZ statutes requiring that entity names be "identifiable". The use of Eagle's Nest, along, given the number of others using those words...
The ring, if given as part of a proposal, is a gift. Gifts are not generally returnable because the relationship did not work out. I believe you...
To bring a claim for negligence, you would need to establish that what was done was in violation of the standard of care. This sounds pretty...
No business is required to accept any power of attorney. The company likely wishes to insulate itself from liability. If you and I have an issue,...