When suing a business do I serve summons and complaint to the business direct?

Serving the business directly is an option. However, serving the registered agent for service of process, if you can determine this person, is the...

Can I Trademark a logo with a common word or name?

There are many ways you can go about this, but often, determining the ideal route requires a full consultation. That is, if you are serious about...

How do I file a claim for damage to my RV due to bad installation against Frontier Communication

Step 1) Gather all documentation and evidence regarding the damages (including photos). Step 2) Obtain a formal estimate for all damages from a...

If I want to create an online store for an existing, established physical store in my state, should it operate as a separate DBA

You should consider setting up the online store under the same DBA as the physical store, especially if it's all one business venture. For example...

What would an attorney recommend as recourse or resolution in this breach of oral contract matter?

Very fact intensive analysis required here. Don't delay, consult with an attorney to better identify your options.

Availability of a Trademark with a Similar Name

If you are at the early stages of contemplating different names, I would advise against establishing "Kingdom Center" as your trademark if a "King...

What will be the tax treatment 50/50 LLC partnership when a 50% spouse died on may2016 and will to transfer to spouse his share.

I think there are a few ways you can do this, including your method assuming the transfer took place on the date of death; however, I suggest you...

Because the anticipated business ("Biz#2") is completely unrelated to your current business ("Biz#1"), it's best to form it as a separate entity. ...

Serving either one of the general partners will satisfy service of process against the General Partnership. Also, as you mentioned above, you...

Can my employer deduct more than I earned in commissions

This seems unfair, as such, I think you should first address it with your employer. If that falls on deaf ears, I think the best approach is to...