Assigning IP, Who is Right?
A competent attorney would need to review the entire agreement, not just the portions you cite. At first glance and analysis, I don't like the...
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A competent attorney would need to review the entire agreement, not just the portions you cite. At first glance and analysis, I don't like the...
Trying to give practical analysis, and not wanting you to lose the opportunity in this difficult economy, here are a few simple techniques 1)...
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There are appraisers that specialize in the valuation of businesses. My constructive suggestion is to try to arrange a "mediation". That is a...
My clients have identified all the major issues. The bias and understanding of the courts is that employees have a right to seek employment, and in...
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You chance of winning are good. Your chance of finding a contingent fee attorney are small because of the amounts involved but more because of the...
Norarization would not be permitted if the attorney was a beneficiary. Many attorneys are also notaries for the convenience of their clients, and...
Please try just one post per question. Thank you.
You have obviously started doing some legal research to come up with "vicarious liability" and your additional comment "course and scope of...
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I think you would if you wish to sue for damages. As an attorney I would not attempt to handle my own malpractice case due to the complexity.
I don't think there is a penalty, especially where you have paid california franchise tax. No civil penalties and no criminal penalties.