My business partner is moving. Can I be forced to buy her half of the business?
Typically, you can't be forced to sell your interest. However, your partnership agreement would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
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Typically, you can't be forced to sell your interest. However, your partnership agreement would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
Yes, you should have the other side authenticate the documents.
Since it was only a one time thing, it would be difficult to establish that he sexually harassed you.
Unlawful eviction occurs when you were evicted and/or an eviction filed against you even though you were in full compliance with the lease. A...
An LLC doesn't have shares, it has membership interests or percentages, which are governed by what is in the operating agreement. The operating...
The lease would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
Yes, you should consult with a personal injury lawyer immediately.
It would depend on what the operating agreement for the company provides.
You can sign it as a member of the LLC, managing member of the LLC, or authorized representative, depending on your exact role.
Yes, an employer is legally allowed to ask for this information.