Peter J Smith

Peter J Smith's Answers (37)

Seattle, WA

Business Lawyer at Seattle, WA

Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more

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Can a license for use of name and likeness be revoked under Washington state law?

Peter's answer | Answered on October 09, 2011

Richard's advice is spot on for your situation: visit an attorney. Without reviewing the agreement or knowing more about the circumstances under...

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How can the Board of Directors of a small non-profit company quit?

Peter's answer | Answered on October 03, 2011

The previous two answers provide good general advice. Resignation should be covered under the organization's bylaws and Chapter 24.03 RCW:...

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I want to start a nonprofit that accepts donations and membership, either/or. What type of nonprofit would I file as?

Peter's answer | Answered on October 01, 2011

I strongly agree with Barbara's answer, nonprofit law is complex and you should seek legal and accounting counsel. Keep in mind that a nonprofit...

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Can I sue if a person utilized services but did not sign and return the contract?

Peter's answer | Answered on September 28, 2011

I agree with Linden, his answer is sound. Because you provided a service for someone that they have not paid for, they have been unjustly enriched...

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Can I have a name of a company on a business club that I am not directly affiliated with.

Peter's answer | Answered on September 21, 2011

I would check your particular practice's ethics rules. For some professions, such as the legal profession, signage must be clear within shared...

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I hired a web design company ten weeks ago to create our small business website, how can I began legal action?

Peter's answer | Answered on September 09, 2011

I strongly agree with the previous post. Whether legal action is worth the financial cost is a value judgment for you to decide, is this a matter...

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LLC, my partners want to close, what can I do?

Peter's answer | Answered on September 02, 2011

The previous answer was very good; however, I would like to reiterate an important point. You have options. Without an operating agreement, RCW...

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