If my employer gives me 20% of the business as compensation for my work, do I have to pay taxes on the 20% of the company

It is possible, depending on how the transaction is structured. There are ways to structure transactions like this to lower, or delay, taxes. ...

Can I sue a shop that I paid to re-build my engine that they have not produced

If they have violated an agreement with you, you can sue for breach of contract. This could potentially be a matter for small claims court,...

If i were to cancel an exclusive buyer brokarage agreement would I still be obligated to pay fees even if they provided no serv

First place to start is to read the contract. If you're not sure, you can have it reviewed by a local real estate lawyer. You can also complain...

I need a illegal advice

If you have uninsured motorist coverage on your policy, you can make a claim with your insurance company. If the other driver was driving in the...

Can someone else use my address for their mailing address with my permission

Check your lease agreement to see if it addresses this situation.

I was involved in a motor vehicle accident driving a company vehicle. I know I am covered under Worker's Comp,

You very well might. It depends on whether you were injured from the lack of airbag deployment. There are some airbag class action lawsuits...

What kind of attorney do I need?

Check the written agreement to see what it says. Write a letter and sent it certified mail. If that doesn't work, talk to a business or...

Received a summon stating that someone fall on my business property. As it happened , a person was a salesperson of one of vendo

I suggest you turn it over to your insurance company to handle. Next best option is to hire a lawyer and pay for your defense (and settlement or...

Sorry to hear you were scammed. I'll reclassify this question as criminal defense as that seems to be your concern.

Can a "Member-Managed LLC have 1 member (owner) and three managers in its Operating Agreement?

I agree with the other two answers. I recommend start-ups talk to at least these four persons: a business lawyer, a tax advisor, and insurance...