Can you use a donor's name in advertising for a nonprofit without their permission? Name only??
No. It would be an "implied endorsement" among other things. No wealthy donor would ever give you another penny if they found out what you did. An...
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No. It would be an "implied endorsement" among other things. No wealthy donor would ever give you another penny if they found out what you did. An...
Great question. According to the FTC website: "What does the Consumer Review Fairness Act prohibit? In summary, the Act makes it illegal for a...
Except for the sword, you will have no problem. Same applies to other medieval weapons. If it's for something like a parade, and if you advise the...
No it is not legal, and the interest and penalties upon improper classification are enormous.
You may act as your own lawyer, but you probably need to file a document with the court indicating that on a go-forward basis you will act as your...
Sorry for your loss. Craigslist, eBay, Amazon are all immune from lawsuits for what their sellers do on their sites because of Section 230 of the...
Your parents don't "stalk" you; they're your parents and you all are going through a bad period. Never, ever think about suing your parents or...
I know of no illegality for this arrangement under California law.
For 30+ years I did the same for French clients via the Consulate here in Los Angeles. There is no form. The lawyer creates a document/declaration...
In the nicest possible way, call the police (NOT 911) and ask to speak to someone that has 3 minutes for a complaint. Tell them you "know" that...