Consult an entertainment attorney about exactly what you'd like to do. If you're talking about making adult films, there are numerous qualified...

Does a sales agreement need to be signed by both the parties to be considered an "executed" contract?

A written contract doesn't necessarily need to be signed by either party for it to be enforceable; the contract may be deemed enforceable if both...

Will I be able to sue the salesman for making my cosigner the owner of my car without my knowledge and sue the owner of the car

The salesman didn't take your car and is not at fault for requiring a co-signor, so no action lies against him. In fact, since you fell behind in...

Do we and customers have the right to drive through a commercial property to access our business if we don't have an easement?

If the property does not belong to you there is no obvious ground for your ability to use it. The fact that the adjacent structure was unoccupied...

I have a signed note for over $100,000 I loaned a friend. He isn't making payments but is working. What kind of lawyer ?

Sounds like a straightforward breach of promissory note situation that any competent business litigator can handle. Without seeing the note it's...

My wife is starting a business around a tag that attaches to a hanger and identifies what pieces of clothing go together.

Copyright is not the intellectual property protection you're looking for. The tag device may be patentable, so you may consult a patent attorney...

If my car was parked legally in a airport parking and a business had it towed and it racked up a large bill and lost of title.I

There are a lot of missing pieces to this puzzle. Legally parked cars don't get towed. You also don't specify what the large bill was for --...

My sister cosigned an auto loan for her 29 yr old daughter; she just found out there is a garage keepers lien on the car

Unfortunately, your sister co-signed the loan, obligating her to pay in the event her daughter failed to make the payments. That's the whole...

Should i sign agreement

If that provision is lawful under Oregon law there is nothing preventing the employer from including it in your contract. That said, you are free...

Are gyms required to refund any unused portion of fees paid in advance by the member.

Not unless your membership agreement provides for a refund in situations like yours.