Do I need to register my Colorado LLC with California if my LLC owns property in California?
If the LLC is doing business in CA, it has to be registered here. If the property owned is not being rented out or producing any other sort of...
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If the LLC is doing business in CA, it has to be registered here. If the property owned is not being rented out or producing any other sort of...
You would have a right to the State Bar's mandatory fee arbitration program regardless.
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The lawsuit would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
No, you'd have to pay the actual judgment itself, in addition to the costs and interest in order to satisfy the judgment.
Consult with a business attorney who can assist you with this.
You can file a complaint with the LA Housing Department and/or have an attorney write a demand letter to the LL.
The contract would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
You can talk to them and see if they are willing to reschedule.
A civil litigation attorney should be able to defend you in this matter. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
For breach of contract, you cannot get punitive damages. For conversion, you may be able to, depending on the facts.