What type of attorney do I need?

The answers you have received from my esteemed colleagues have answered your questions beautifully. One side question, were you represented for the...

What type of attorney do I need?

In addition to my colleague's answer, I recommend reaching out to your local City Attorney. Although they are elected, they are more intimate with...

If I see a product that representes my utilty patent which has been closely duplicated after signing nondisclosure . advise plz

Contract some attorneys, to see if someone will work with you. Do you have a patent or a non-disclosure or both? Be sure to bring all documents...

How to recover money invested in business.

You should contact a local attorney, and discuss the situation. It is unclear how you invested in the company, and depending on that answer, you...

I have a question about a DMV matter regarding a car that I bought with a tampered odometer

You should reach out to the DMV again to get a status update. At the same time, collect everything you have concerning the purchase of the vehicle,...

Can I claim 2014 investment property expenses on my 2014 taxes if I didn't officially become an owner of it until 2015?

This is a great question, and I believe you should reach out to a tax attorney or to a CPA specifically for this purpose. There are ways in which...

A boycott is type of protest, where you voluntarily stop using or supporting a specific company or team or other entity. Here it sounds less like...

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Do you need a sales license if your retail presence is online?

You will need to review, or hire an attorney to review, the local ordinances in San Jose to ensure compliance. You will however, need to add...

A furniture company deducted funds from my account without my permission; is there something I can do about this?

Generally, when you apply for and receive credit for products, account information and a signature is required for them to withdraw money from your...

Can I see my portion of a company (25%) for a value less than it is worth?

The short answer is yes, in the general sense, you can since it's your property. But as my colleagues have stated, you will need to review and...