Questions on Business

Hello, I need to form a partnership to save time on completing a municipal process, and then I need the partnership to become part of a s corp with one share holder. How can I do this ? Can the s corp buy the partnership for a token amount (no assets)? Can the partnership agree to merge with the s corp?

I work with a private equities company, and I am looking for a way to reach my target audience on LinkedIn. I have several Pre-IPOs that I would like to promote, but I am fearful that I may break some sort of law while I am sharing some details about these investments.

I've not only received one but now two suspensions on my Xbox account with one being false and the other giving no details as to why they are suspending me. I have tryed to contact them myself but they don't seem eager to help.

I am planning to form an llc company which will design small semiconductor chips( i have still not finalized the idea).How to start an llc and how do you receive funding for the llc?.I also want to make sure llc's debts are separate.Is it possible to start llc with me as a single owner?.What type of lawyers should i talk to for this purpose?.

I went and spent $30 at McDonald's we didn't order any hamburgers I had three kids with me and they gave one of my kids a hamburger in a in a chicken nugget box that was bitten my three times with a open ketchup pack on top of it and some hard french fries and the manager try to get just give me a box of nuggets my son touched it

My husband and I have shared assets. If a franchise lease is signed by my husband, and only he is on LLC and I’m only on landlord lease, can a franchise still come after his and mine shared assets or will I be protected in the sense they can’t force me to sell a home? Does a spouse also have to sign a franchise lease if I’m part of LLC?

I know of a company that claims in some places to be a non-profit organization, and in other places to be a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Can an LLC be a nonprofit? Is this possible? I am planning to sue this company or non-profit or whatever it is and I'm trying to figure it out.

I'm an independent contractor, however, I am not a registered business. Due to concerns about identity theft, I would prefer to use my ein number when completing w9 forms. If permissible, I would like to give all of my clients an updated w9. I did inquire with the IRS but they weren't helpful. Thank you in advance for your advice.

I just created a LLC event planning business several months ago, and It's been very successful. I've had to pay a few friends and family cash to help out, and I need to know how to do this correctly for employment laws for independent subcontractors and correct tax reporting. Should I contact a tax attorney or an attorney who handles employees laws. I also should have my contacts reviewed, to see if I am missing any additional information.

It seems that job sites like indeed allow literally anyone to post jobs under established companies names. This damages companies credibility. If applicants are scammed which ultimately may cost the company top talent, and therefore money, the website should be held accountable. It seems like jobs sites should at least require an official company email or require a registered business lookup from the state.

signed a non-compete 4 years ago. It only had my signature on it since the president of my company refuses to sign anything. It also states "Employee agrees that he/she (i) Will not provide or attempt to provide (or advise others of the opportunity to provide), directly or indirectly, any services or company information related to company employees, contractors, clients, sub-contractors, bill rates, any other company’s internal information to any outside company or contractors or friends or relatives that can adversely impact the company’s profitability or business prospects. (ii) Will not retain or attempt to retain, directly or indirectly, for himself/herself or for another party, the services of/for clients or contractors or sub-contractors or business associates or employees to which Contractor has been introduced while working"

Me and my husband are males . We found investors to start a new company. We got married and I didn't have a green card back then , so they gave my husband 5% of the company's shares and 10% if the company profitable in the next 2 years. Now my husband want to make sure that they won't change their mind if something happens to him because he has health issues. He want to leave that for me if something happens to him. What should we do now?

Good morning, me and another one are 50% each author of a song, but I'm the only one who has been invested money, time and efforts. I wonder how should we split royalties equally when we're going to register the song at the PRO and other rights organizations. Should I be the 100% owner of the publishing rights and 50% each for the author side? Thank you so much for help

We purchased a business that has waste oil burners for the heating system that requires air compressors to work. The previous owners have a year to clean out which is 4/1/23. Just yesterday they stated they were taking the air compressors that are used for the heating system (and a lot of equipment needed to run our business) Contract states "automatic heating equipment is part of the real estate we purchased. Can they take the compressors or are they part of the heating equipment?

I was fired from hair and nail salon. I would like to have my own business. Here is what I signed. Non-Compete/Non-disclosure "The employee agrees not to apply or work to another organization that has the same products or industry mainly in the operations in which the purpose is to compete. The employee is also not allowed to share information about the product, services, education taught by (Company name) and (Owner name) confidential processes, and so on. This applies while employed to the organization and even if the employee resigns from the organization."

Heres the situation. For example, if i filed my FEIN tax ID number and making up a name like Alliance healthcare Providers (old name). My new situation is a 1099 psychiatric care nurse practitioner. The state says i have to designate articles of incorporation as the business name Alliance Healthcare Providers, P.C. (professional corporation). Will it be an issues if the FEIN state tax ID number just has the business name and not the PC after it?

Having mexican dinner and with kids we asked for the dessert menu,and server came back telling that there is no dessert menu and no desserts at the restaurant at all! it Was weird since the list is long, then i looked at one table and i saw them eating dessert. my husband went to talk to the manager and she names all the desserts, in a minute she dropped a plate with dessert “enjoy “in deep rude voice and left , so there was dessert.! midtime, We asked the busser and she brought us a dessert menu and she said there is dessert but when we explained to her what happens, she felt so bad and she said there were desserts but she was just a helper she said sadly! She called the manager who knew our table already, and with cold rude face she spoke to us but when she saw im recording she become “nicer”,she said she doesn’t know why server did it, athat she wasn’t rude.we felt so disrespected and discriminated!she could not wait to see us paying and to leave.while leaving i heard the woman mention ice cream to the kiddo and i saw thkiddo just finished its ice cream dessert! I felt so discriminated !!!! Please let me know if i have right i would sue them so hopefully they won' do this again

The website is a marketing and advertising forum connecting businesses and potential clients. The potential clients create an account, but little identifying information is required and it isn't verified. In posting a review the individuals must establish they have a professional relationship with the business. This is easily falsified with a click. The website may remove anonymous defamatory review upon a more substantial effort of the business than it took the reviewer. It will not, however, offer any assistance in identifying the reviewer. It is acknowledged that negative reviews are in large part opinions and not defamatory.

I plan to use revenue-sharing agreements to put together a team for a game development effort. I would like to know how this is structured. Up till now, I have only used general service contracts for certain tasks.

I am shifting my business to a game development path and I want to gather talent based on revenue share. I was quoted almost 10k for privacy policy and ToS by a lawyer (which is way beyond what we have to put towards legal right now) and I want to know what to expect for a revenue-sharing agreement.

I hired a paint company, they did a horrible job. I asked for a discount, they discounted $500 on a $9700 bill. When I received the invoice for balance due, it was $2500 OVER the original bill making it over $11,000, and a threat of a lien.

I have a funeral home business in close proximity to railroad tracks owned by CSXT. in Dunn, NC. Increased operations over the tracks has caused property (structural) damage over the years. Consequently, the property has decreased in value and I am having a difficult time selling it. Can CSXT be liable for related damages?

I have a home office in a studio apartment and I'm also disabled. I finally got approved for an In Home Support Services caregiver, and was checking in with my insurance company. They said I need to get someone who is bonded and insured. I agree that would be ideal, but I can't afford to private pay someone from an agency that bonds/insures their caregivers. In Home Support Services is a government program that pays about the same wages as fast food, and I don't see anything on their website saying they bond or insure their workers. They do background checks etc. but that's all and it focuses on fraud/abuse. I doubt individual providers are paying for their own bonds/insurance. They do have zero tolerance for theft or fraud by employees.

Can I sue? I feel tricked and the interest rate keeps rising. WHo can help me - Do I have any options?

In the state of Nevada, if I transfer title to a vehicle that I own, into the name of my adult son's name, but am a lienholder on my son's title, will I have any liability if he gets into an accident and has insurance in his name solely ?

I am homeless and I need a place to shower that’s why I got a black card membership in pf in the ads black card can bring a guess. Someone I know ask me if I can get him in with me so he too can shower we both went in but the staff did not let him in coz he had no ID. So I just went in myself then after I was done another guy I know who have ID wanted to shower so I try to get him in but they did not let him in also even he have ID.when we were walking out the gym the staff was laughing I did not pay attention. Then everytime I walk in the gym I can hear them laughing. And the staff was staring at me so one day on my out I asked him if i can help him coz he was looking at me then the manager intervene and told me that she will cancel my membership because I am unprofessional.so I stop going to that gym and went to diffent location after some week then when I was going in I was harassed again and then I was not allowed to go inside to shower anymore

We own 78 acres on the US / Mexican border there are hundreds of illegal immigrants cutting across are land to get to America

I've tried everything that facebook suggests

In "Crack the Funding Code" by Judy Robinett, Kevin Harrington talked about a time he tried to get funding for an infomercial product company with $50M in sales and a $5M profit and fell flat on his face. He then went on to talk about how he ran into a retired bank president who pointed out that Kevin knew how to sell products on TV but he didn't know how to raise money because Kevin didn't know how to pitch guys like him, the banker. So the retired banker joined his team, showed him how to talk to investors (guys like him), and they raised $3M in 90 days. Let's say you had to sell an attorney or business affairs executive at a company on the idea that the deal you are offering his or her client will benefit them tremendously; also let's say that you truly wanted to serve his or her client and structure the deal win-winly. How would you go about suiting the packaging and presentation to the both the attorney's needs as well as the clients via the proper messaging in such a way the attorney would understand? Just as you would say "Merry Christmas" to an English speaker you'd say Feliz Navidad to a Spanish speaker; same holiday different way to say it. What would that be for lawyers?

I know a person who is selling his boat. I want to introduce him to a buyer's rep for a possible sale. We agreed upon a referral fee. I signed a Referral Agreement with this individual person and buyers rep about the referral of his boat. Later find out that his company owns the boat, not him personally. I put an Amendment in place to add his companies entity/name. Should I have this Amendment in place before giving this person my buyer contact information and other communications? He keeps asking for details before signing my Amendment to add his company name. Can someone review the 2 agreements i have in place to make sure there is no wiggle room from this Agreement, if incase it goes to litigation?