Who wins between two "intent to use" trademark applications if Application "A" was filed before Application "B"?

Filing date priority prevails between two competing intent to use applications.

What type of lawyer do I need to take someone to court that owes a personal loan that is far over the limist of small claims

Sounds like you need a business and contracts lawyer. Be prepared to show whoever you meet with all the paperwork you have showing the amounts...

I have a LLC in California that operates tours in California. A company in Australia took my name and is op in AU. web

Trademark rights are country specific, so unless this company starts doing business in the same region as you, you have little recourse. Without a...

A work colleague wants to launch a web business (LLC)

I generally agree with the comments from my colleagues above, and would add that design and development of the website is no minor contribution to...

I file a lawsuit against a Nail shop with cause me to have perement damage to my feet. In Appearence only. I file with a lawyer

If you are not getting any response from your attorney, you should seek other counsel. The statute of limitations for personal injury claims is 2...

Appeal on a civil matter (Motion)

Typically the motion process provides the following filing scenario: first moving papers filed, then opposition by the other side, then a reply...

I received a demand letter and threat of pending law suit from attorney in CA. via email. Can i be sued in another state?

You can be sued in another state and forced to defend yourself there if you have had sufficient contact with the state to justify the court...

As a "Defaulted" party, am I required to show up for a Case Management Conference?

When a default has been taken against a litigant, that litigant is technically out of the case and cannot appear or be heard by the Court until...

Adding to what has already been said, generally single book titles themselves are not trademark worthy, so unless the author of the book is using...

Under California community property laws, you are entitled to 50% ownership of everything your husband earned during the marriage- unless otherwise...