You should refer to yourself in the third person, not use I or me.

Can the insurance company only make 1 settlement offer?

Yes, they are allowed to make only one offer. However, in my experience as a landlord-tenant attorney, you shouldn't take a settlement without...

Have an existing LLC, want to form a new company...similar service. Do we leave LLC and continue with a new Corp?

You can continue doing business with the existing LLC for the current software and start another entity for your new software.

Without jeopardizing our case, can I just write my objection to postponing the trial by another month? Thank you.

No, you will need to appear at the hearing. You should be able to appear via Court Call or perhaps have an attorney appear on your behalf for this...

Can I be sued as the owner of a commercial unit who leases to a business that may be in violation of local laws?

As the landlord in this situation, yes, you can be sued if there is an issue with the property or with what your tenant is doing, depending on the...

Do i have a case for wrongful termination?

Based on what you posted, no this would not be a wrongful termination.

A misclassified contractor, how to claim employee benefit?

You can file a wage claim with the labor commissioner or a lawsuit in Court. Typically, an attorney would do this type of work on a contingency.

What legal recourse would he have against me if someone employed by me at my new company were to disparage him or his company?

The answer depends on what the clause says. It may only be applicable to you, and not the employees. A full consultation would be necessary...

While getting a loan can one partner make ownership changes without other partner knowing?

The answer to your question would depend on what the operating agreement says. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.

Seeking an employment attorney to represent me for arbitration as a misclassified employee- what are your rates?

Typically, this is the type of case that would be done on a contingency, not an hourly rate or flat fee. This means you would not have to pay...