Is there anything I can do?

Without viewing the agreement it is very difficult to analyse. In addition your facts were apparently cut off for lack of space. You appear to...

Is there anything I can do?

Without viewing the agreement it is very difficult to analyse. In addition your facts were apparently cut off for lack of space. You appear to...

I ignored the first civil demand letter. Now Palmer&Reifler is asking for $775.00. How many more letters will they send out ?

Your facts are way too vague to give an answer. Even if you were more specific, no one can predict how any one law firm will conduct a case. You...

Escrow closing in two weeks. Tenant has not paid for months. What is the quickest way to evict the tenant

Without seeing your Real Estate sales agreement or escrow instructions it is impossible to say what will happen if you try to "deliver" the...

There may be additional facts which change this analysis. An executor who is also an attorney who hires his firm cannot receive fees both as...

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What would constitute trademark infringement with Logo use?

My colleague above has given an excellent answer. The only suggestion I might add is to contact the Ford legal department via the web and ask...

Would a signature on a written document made me responsible for what's stated on the signed document.

It is really hard to believe you don't know if you borrowed money. It is really hard to believe you don't know if you signed an "IOU". It is...

I live in Southern California. I am planning to start a small insurance business as LLC in Southern CA. Which state is the

The shortest answer is if you will do business "locally" in California you should incorporate here. You will need a lawyer and an accountant....

Can this women sue us?

Anyone can sue but it doesn't mean they can win. Winning required evidence that tha court will consider, either written or oral. I don't want to...

Can I file small claims in California for merchandise delivered in Florida? Contract and invoice was issued via email to client.

Normally you must sue the defendant where they reside. In a contract action you may sue the defendant where the contract was to be "performed."...