Can you legally manufacture spirits in M-1 Zoning in Las vegas, or does it need to be M-2?

You should re-post this so a Nevada attorney can give you a response. Contact the city or county that has jurisdiction and ask them.

If you signed the lease, you are responsible for the full amount, and so is your former roommate. Since your mom co-signed, she is also liable for...

The car I sold is now being sold with the false advertisement by the person I sold to. What to do?

You don't have to do anything. Once you sold the car, it is no longer your responsibility. Check with the DMV to make sure title is not in your...

Can I take my roommate to small claims for leaving the lease 2 months early?

Yes, you can sue. If they paid any deposit, you can ask the landlord to apply it to their share of the rent.

In an unlimited civil action suit, does the law prevent Plaintiffs - who are suing a company for breach of contract -

In addition to the very good answer already provided, you can hire an investigator to try and interview employees.

Question about sales - online documents

There are a lot of companies that do something like that. But, it could be considered practicing law without a license. So, yes, you can do it up...

They can sue you. Whether they can win is another question. If you want to avoid a lawsuit, you should immediately contact an attorney to try and...

IN CALIF., does a breach of contract for plumbing services come under the Unruh Act??

The Unruh Act does not apply to what is basically a breach of contract dispute. Checking the box, however, is probably not the only reason your...

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Do I have to allow the first contractor who has no license a chance to fix the problems with the kitchen he installed?

First, no you do not have to allow the unlicensed contractor an opportunity to come back and fix the problems. Since he is not licensed, he has no...

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An employee from a construction company that I hired to do my remodel stoled 14,000 dollars of jewelry are they liable?

Generally, an employer is not liable for criminal acts committed by its employees. There are exceptions, but I can't say whether any might be...

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