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If, as it appears, you compiled the document in the course and furtherance of your employment, then the copyright in the document belongs to your... Read Answer
The best answer is that he will be eligible for parole after serving one-half of the actual sentence. There can be no assurance that he will be... Read Answer
Yes, it is.
Your right to file a mechanic's lien depends on the nature of the work you performed, which you do not explain. Most contractors do not file liens... Read Answer
It is difficult to understand your inquiry, and the claims to which you refer may be determined by the law of Macedonia and be required to be... Read Answer
The answer is "it depends." Generally, such covenants are only enforceable to the extent that they are reasonably necessary for the protection of the... Read Answer
In the great scheme of things, 30 days is not a long time to be paid. Your choices are few and unattractive. You can sue to recover the balance due.... Read Answer
This is America -- anyone can sue anyone for anything. Presumably your "old" terms and conditions contained the right for you to change the terms at... Read Answer
From your inquiry, it sounds as if you are the owner of the account and of the telephone. Someone else has apparently paid the bill. If they stop... Read Answer
Unfortunately, it is impossible to understand this inquiry. You should consult with an attorney who speaks your language.
Much depends on what you signed when you made the settlement last year. You need to review the terms of those writings with an attorney.
You will need to pay the unpaid tickets. There is no practical way around this. Sorry.
Generally speaking, contracts are to be complied with. Since it may not be possible or practical to compel the singer's performance for the... Read Answer
It is really not clear how people will qualify for these cash prizes. As a general matter, if they must pay anything in order to participate, your... Read Answer
This seems like a small claim and one that would be commercially impracticable for an attorney to handle. While an attorney could assert this claim... Read Answer
There is no publicly available database of pawned items. An attorney could commence a lawsuit and then subpoena production of the applicable records.... Read Answer
The price of walking away is zero. That is what walking away means. If he wants to be bought out and you want to buy him out, then you can negotiate... Read Answer
There is little or no benefit from incorporation of such a charity and it's not worth it. You have no financial revenues and do not need to acquire... Read Answer
Generally, a homeowners association is under no duty to maintain records of voting unless the deed, bylaws or other instrument governing it requires... Read Answer
It is unclear what the facts are and about which you are inquriing. For example, it is unclear whether the person doing the recording was a party to... Read Answer
You can terminate the employee for insubordination. This will likely trigger both an unemployment claim and an age-discrimination claim. Get an... Read Answer
As a general matter, a business is not criminally liable for accepting stolen merchandise unless it had actual or constructive knowledge that the... Read Answer
Generally you can only sue New Jersey residents, or people who intentionally transact business in New Jersey, in New Jersey courts; you will not be... Read Answer
Your questions are not really clear. Why don't you discuss those issues with an attorneydirectly?