Is a Corp. the same as an LLC?
As Attorney Brinkmeier noted, one must do some research to determine which entity to sue. The facts suggest that you may not have done that...
Selected as the best answer
Piedmont, CA
Business Lawyer at Piedmont, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
As Attorney Brinkmeier noted, one must do some research to determine which entity to sue. The facts suggest that you may not have done that...
Selected as the best answer
Echoing a portion of Attorney Lowenthal's answer: I would be concerned about clarity concerning: - The business relationship between the...
It is difficult to provide a definitive answer without examining all relevant documents and facts. Accordingly, I will make some general...
Adding to Attorney Doland's answer: I believe that you are entitled to receive, in total, the price you would have received for 30,000 units...
You have not asked a question. Your situation is somewhat complicated. If you want to know what your rights are, you should retain an employment...
The facts that you have presented are confusing, and your question is unclear. Does your friend need to "fight" criminal charges? If so, then he...
Because your question involves FL law, you are likely to get better answers if you re-post under FL rather than CA, because then more FL lawyers...
I agree with my colleague: You need to retain a business litigator right away.
I agree with my colleagues: Te starting point is the agreement between the parties.
I agree with my colleagues: Although, based on the facts you have presented, the invoice appears to be inappropriate, you should retain a lawyer...