Do I have a case to have the home security dealer be liable for the cost of the items stolen?
You should look at what the agreement between you and the security company States.
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You should look at what the agreement between you and the security company States.
You should ask the landlord to remedy these issues and if he doesn't, report them to the local housing authority. You can also have an attorney...
It's nine court days, not nine calendar days.
You should still submit one ASAP, even though it's late. You should also retain counsel.
You certainly do it yourself, but an attorney can help you by guiding you and ensuring you maintain all necessary corporate formalities. Thus,...
As long as corporate formalities are met, yes, you can do this and still receive the liability protection of the corporation.
You should issue stock, but also have a shareholders agreement drafted. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
You have to file a claim with FEHA within one year and then a lawsuit from one year of receiving a right to sue notice from FEHA.
As an at will employee, no, there are grounds here on which to claim you were wrongfully terminated.
You need to form an LLC and then transfer the assets of the business to the LLC's name.