"You" can't, only the trademark owner can. Yes, when they know where to find the infringers, trademark owners like the NFL, Apple and many others...

Both provide the same protection so long as they are 1) properly formed and 2) properly maintained (e.g. no comingling of personal funds with...

In an LLC the answer is most likely to be found in the Operating Agreement. Owners don't operate companies because they own equity. Directors in...

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What you have posted has all the indications of a scam. One cannot threaten criminal prosecution to collect a debt.

You are asking questions about a written document no Avvo attorney-volunteer has reviewed. One aspect of the analysis is "consideration" (the...

Without any personal injury, sue for what? This "YouTube law school theory of screaming assault" at every unconsented to touching is really out of...

Not every insult is legal defamation. You have no "damages" recognized by law therefore no lawsuit. Hurt feelings are not a recognized type of...

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You absolutely must tell your attorney what you have done. It impacts many parts of your lawsuit.

You have no direct claim against the insurance company, only against the owner/landlord so the provisions of any insurance policy do not affect you.