Equipment lease..capital lease
While more information would be required before an attorney can provide a definitive opinion, it probably is the case that: - You are obligated to...
Piedmont, CA
Business Lawyer at Piedmont, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
While more information would be required before an attorney can provide a definitive opinion, it probably is the case that: - You are obligated to...
I agree, largely, with the first contributor. Because of the seller's failure to assign the lease, it is not your responsibility to pay the lessor....
I'm afraid that it is impossible to answer your question without more facts. For example, the agreement should have provisions governing whether...
Your terms and conditions would be considered rejection of the other party's offer and your counteroffer to the other party. The other party...
It's not clear exactly what you are asking about with respect to the "best way". To create new classes of shares, you will need to amend the...
It is impossible to provide a definitive answer without knowing more about your personal and business objectives; supplier expectations; customer...
I agree with the first contributor and would like to add the following: In my experience working with clients in a situation similar to yours, they...
Adding to the prior contributors' answers: The Articles of Incorporation state how many shares are authorized. If all authorized shares have been...
I agree with the other contributors and would like to add the following: Whether you operate as a sole proprietor, corporation or LLC, insurance is...
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