Scot Jameson Johnston

Scot Jameson Johnston's Answers (6)

Seattle, WA

Business Lawyer at Seattle, WA

Practice Areas: Business, Administrative Law

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What constitutes "illegal" reasons for terminating at-will employment? What are "good" reasons for termination?

Scot's answer | Answered on March 31, 2009

There are a number of particular circumstance which could affect this - just to mention an obvious one, if you're a member of union with a...

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I want to remove my exhusband from my home. He only pays the heating bill and will not move on his own.

Scot's answer | Answered on March 31, 2009

If he's your EX-husband, then you must be divorced, and you must have a decree of dissolution, right? What does the decree say? If it says...

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Under WA state contract law if product was accepted and used is customer entitled to refund, offer acceptance WA contract law

Scot's answer | Answered on October 13, 2008

This is a UCC Article 2 question. Clearly, the buyer accepted the goods. For one thing, her guests ate them. I think it's safe to say that...

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WA state business law, venture capital terminating contract for funding

Scot's answer | Answered on October 13, 2008

Clearly, you've got to sit down with someone and walk through the facts in considerably more detail. Nonetheless, a few thoughts for you to turn...

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What is the process for setting up a money lending business

Scot's answer | Answered on October 13, 2008

In New York: You most likely need a license. There are a number of different licensing requirements, and which is applicable depends on various...

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What is the procedure during a business stock purchase

Scot's answer | Answered on October 13, 2008

What the seller wants to do, in more precise legal languge, is take a security interest (also known as a pledge) of the stock to secure the...

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