Seattle, WA
Litigation Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements, Franchising
It certainly sounds as if you could have a case. To answer that, you should get a lawyer and provide him or her more facts.
You really need to gather whatever written agreements you had with your co-founders and hire an attorney to review them and advise you. From your...
Many of us both advise regarding and have litigated the issues. If you consult a commercial litigator, chances are he or she has seen the issues...
As a number of my colleagues have said, they probably want you to buy a franchise because the arrangement may already be a franchise. This would...
I'd be raising holy Hell with the delivery company before I did anything else. You need to speak to a manager. Failing that, I'd call the police...
In my opinion, most people overthink this question. Whatever the advantages of a Nevada corporation, a typical start-up business will simply...
She needs her own counsel and shouldn't be making any decisions without a thorough vetting of the situation. I assume that at this point she has...
The one year is probably not going to raise any eyebrows, but, as you know, ten miles from the boundaries of 98004 basically takes in a huge swath...
I would see if the matter can be handled agreeably first, assuming you haven't already.
It's long past time you got a lawyer. It's not up to your "buyer" to protect your interests.
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