The will likely depend on whether you were an "employee" or "independent contractor." In many states, if not all, independent contractor cannot...

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If a dealership changes anything on a contract after it is signed is it breached?

Generally, one party to a contract cannot unilaterally change its terms. It's not a "breach" (which is a failure to perform), but the change would...

Can a company file fraud charges against you if you close a business and can not pay off Purchase Orders you submitted to them?

Well, "complicated" is the operative word. Obviously, nothing can be resolved well in a brief email exchange. However, purchasing goods and...

Can i counter sue a business that is accusing me of theft if i did not commit the crim and for defamation of character

Yes. In fact, in some jurisdictions, failure to raise a counterclaim may prevent you from bringing that claim later. Of course, counter-suing is...

Each lot gets one vote and one member,so can two person from one lot both be on the board at the same time, each getting a vote?

Your question is unclear. I suggest you obtain the corporate governance documents (e.g., bylaws) and then call me. Kindly note and remember that my...

What happens to debt and our LLC is my ex files Ch 13?

I concur with those before me. Your circumstances cannot be adequately addressed in a brief email exchange. But here are some other things to think...

I am starting my own practice as a newly minted employment lawyer, and would appreciate any advice about forming an LLC vs PLLC.

First, confirm that ALL jurisdictions you intend to practice in permit/recognize the use of LLCs for law practices---last I looked, some didn't....

Wife recieved credit card with company name on it, the bank withdrew 1547.00 for nonpymt. the corporate account same as card .

Your question is not entirely clear, but, as I understand it, you are saying the banking which issued the "company" credit card withdrew money from...

Can I break my T-mobile contract if they failed to provide good service?

Yes, the law is "contract law" (and there may be applicable consumer protection laws, too). And, generally, if one party to a contract fails to...

X is looking for a tax attorney: X’s Uncle, who has 2 rental properties in an entity (possibly S-corp), is thinking of

Forgive me, but X is considering sophisticated estate planning measures that will will implicate complex state and federal tax laws, and guidance...