I just went through the mandatory Yahoo Biz Mail upgrade. What a pain - three hours wasted, but eventually working on all devices. Before...

I quit my job; former employer is asking me to sign termination paperwork; am I obligated to sign it?

Based on the information provided, it appears that you are obligated to sign the termination document. That said, it is unlikely your former...

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Questions like this come up frequently. Under such circumstances, the LLC's founder typically just walks away, ignoring any amounts owed, and...

No, Nevada and Indiana are not particularly hospitable to hiding LLC membership. You can form a limited liability company in any state and try...

How much control does the owner of a one-person (separate) manger-managed LLC have over the hiring & firing of the manager?

The way to achieve the type of control you are seeking is to include in the LLC's Operating Agreement provisions that permit the sole member (you)...

The 50% who desires to dissolve the LLC has no obligation to notify the other member or to seek the other member's consent. The dissolution...

What rights do I have as a co-signer on an auto loan for a family member?

Questions like this come up frequently on Avvo. Short answer: - You cannot be removed as a co-signer/guarantor unless the lender agrees to...

Am I responsible for a car left in our parking lot for a month? The individual had it towed there when he had a flat tire.

I have trouble seeing how, under such circumstances, a shopping center owner or manager is responsible for a car that someone leaves for weeks in...

What can I do to protect open source projects I work on during my own time?

You can keep rights to outside developments by ensuring that you satisfy all of the factors mentioned in Labor Code Section 2870...

Employee now licensed and insured. Want to transition him to 1099 subcontractor

The best way to ensure that your former employee is considered an independent contractor is for him to form a legal entity (corporation or LLC) and...