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If you bought the gift card with a credit card you may have some recourse. You could try suing in small claims court. But normally, you have lost... Read More
This is not a legal question. ... Read More
Unless the business contacts and referral sources, or other information your former employee is using to compete, are trade secrets and/or other... Read More
So long as it is not a scam or a violation of consumer protection laws and you pay your employees or independent contractors and you have a business... Read More
No, you don't need to set up a new entity: you can just file a DBA. You do not get a new EIN.
Prior to providing a response, we will need to know the name of the insurance carrier so as to avoid any potential conflict. If you can provide this... Read More
There is no bar on a sales rep distributing as part of his agreed commission. There is no requirement that the company do so. It is called "freedom... Read More
If used in conjuction with other words, you need to file a DBA.
There are other benefits, such as public notice of your rights.
Trademarking your... Read More
You can have employees or independent contractors who you can pay but not share profits with.
You cannot engage in prohibited activities such as... Read More
You do not "forgeit" property your corporation owned/owns just because someone else now has the name. There are common law trademark issues, unfair... Read More
In 40 years I have only seen the corporate veil pierced once in properly formed and maintained LLC or corporation.
There are tax benefits available... Read More
Any "business" attorney can do so. PS you are smart to hire an attorney. The fee is modest and 99% of the corporations set up from online sources are... Read More
An asset sale will cut off claims as to the assets transferred so long as you follow the "bulk transfer" procedures.
I have no idea whoa a "full... Read More
You must have been cut off before you asked your question.
The business may have sold the trademark before closing. There are other similar scenarios. Further, unless you are using the mark in commerce you... Read More
Your question seems to contain my prior answer.
If the outside developers are independent contractors they pay their own taxes depending on where they are located.
Three postings in six minutes won't get you more or better answers.
Three postings in six minutes won't get you more or better answers.
If there will be foreign shareholders, it must be an LLC for tax pass-through treatment to avoid double taxation since a foreigner cannot be an... Read More
Any business transaction lawyer with experience in not for profits can review the bylaws. It ought to take no more than a few hours.
Any business transaction lawyer with experience in not for profits can review those bylaws. It sholdn't be more than a couple hour project.
What you have is a workers compensation claim, not a negligence claim.
You are looking for a business transaction attorney. Lawyers usually charge by the hour. Some will agree to a fixed fee, e.g. I will do a review and... Read More
No. The articles of incorporation of a not for profit, whether public benefit, mutual benefit etc. are totally different from that of a for profit.... Read More