Do I need a business attorney to resolve a contract dispute ?
It is difficult to provide a definitive answer because you have not stated the amount at stake. If it is just a few hundred dollars, then it may...
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It is difficult to provide a definitive answer because you have not stated the amount at stake. If it is just a few hundred dollars, then it may...
One would have to analyze the rental agreement with the park to answer your question.
Like my colleagues, I see no violations of law in the dentist's request for a deposit - which is especially understandable with a new patient.
I agree with Attorney Smith and your tax advisor: Capital losses in excess of gains are carried over to subsequent years - you cannot turn them...
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I agree with my colleague: Theoretically possible, but unlikely any lender would go along with the plan.
The facts as presented are somewhat confusing. That said, I know of no intellectual property right that would protect the idea for a piece of...
I agree with my colleagues: Probably not a violation of any laws, but probably not a good idea.
As a general proposition, you should be able to change the beneficiary to someone other than your spouse.
Worst reasonably likely direct outcome: - The individual's assets are seized. - The individual's credit rating is trashed.
This issue comes up frequently on Avvo. The consensus answer: ignore the letter. No one is likely to go to court to collect $275.