Can I sue my business partner for stealing and fraud

You need to be sure of what's going on here before you sue anyone. Can you dispute the charged credits with the credit card processor so that...

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US individual seeks recoupment of $4,000 owed by Australian company for professional video editing work done for hire

Without a written contract specifying where a dispute would be resolved, whether you can sue them here in CA and get a CA Small Claims judge to...

I just had an itentional tort judgement against me in the amount of $125,000, if i file a bankruptcy will this judgement go away

It probably won't go away. Intentional torts usually don't get discharged in bankruptcy. Disclaimer: Please note that this answer does not...

What are the penalties and or compensation for trademark infringement in Oregon

This is trademark infringement, not copyright infringement, and the damages available are the infringer's profits or the plaintiff's damages, and...

Your domain name, which is presumably the same name as your LLC name, is also the same as this company's trademark, so it infringes it. If this...

Do I have to get a written agreement if...

The 1st Amendment gives you the right to link to other websites, and there's no copyright issue. Also, linking isn't trademark infringement as...

I am registering + selling domains. Would buying something like "myblackberry.com" be considered infringment?

If you register a domain name without the intent to use it yourself but with the intent to sell it to the person or entity whose name it actually...

What type of Legal help do I need?

A business litigator can defend the lawsuit, if that's what you choose to do. And yes, your other options are filing for bankruptcy (which is only...

Forming A Business For A Website

An LLC probably makes the most sense because of the protection from liablility, the relaxed maintenance, and the pass-through profit...

Without reviewing your contract, no one can really advise you. I'm going to guess that the company intended it to be enforceable, and I have no...