Can I sue a company for being held at gunpoint in their store?
I agree with Mr. Kollin on both levels: one prior robbery does not make heightened security a requirement, and 2) criminal acts by third parties...
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I agree with Mr. Kollin on both levels: one prior robbery does not make heightened security a requirement, and 2) criminal acts by third parties...
You are looking for trademark protection, not copyright protection. You start with the USA registration and move on to WIPO trademark registration...
"Self-help" will make matters worse. Waiting fourteen years made matters worse. Your approach to get nothing in writing is ... well, I don't want...
You can use your business address for your business.
If you want a replacement, you deal with customer service. If you want damages (to your drill, your house, personal injury) you contact a "product...
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All court rules, not just those of the Court of Appeals are "real". Your understanding of the court system and of civil procedure are minimal. It's...
Can you sue for $0.79? Yes. What you mean by "average price" is totally unclear.
I agree with Mr. Green. Don't want to be searched; stop wearing a backpack and carrying a large bag. Leave them in the trunk of your car. Check the...
They will have to sue you where you reside or where the "contract was entered into". That analysis involves seeing what you have "signed" (which...
An address does not, without more, create jeopardy. Mr. Areshenko points out there may be some zoning issues, and there may be some business...