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It had all of my husbands and my information, SSN, birth dates, annuity account numbers, 1099, home and rental information, bank and saving accounts, brokerage info etc. What is my recourse. Identity theft, withdrawals from accounts etc.
I mean selling online files and NOT physical copies such as discs and so on .
My partner is threatening to forcibly dissolve our LLC claiming I am not managing the short term rental correctly, which is not true.
answered on May 8, 2024
The first step would be to review the operating agreement and determine what if any provisions would apply. USe this information to attempt to settle the issue or proceed with a buy-out.
If you can't come to an agreed-upon resolution the next step would be filing a lawsuit to remove... View More
My boyfriend whom works at the store told me that my aunt whom owns the store says I'm not allowed to come in the store anymore..and didnt give any explanation why..is this legal
answered on May 7, 2024
In general, a property owner or business operator has the right to refuse service to anyone, as long as the reason for refusal is not based on a protected characteristic such as race, color, religion, national origin, disability, or other factors covered by federal and state anti-discrimination... View More
There is also an Injunction against her. She can't come near me, or our home, or our car for five years. She and I are joint owners of the car. I need to sell, or trade it, but the Injunction clearly states that we can have no connection of any kind during the period of the Injunction. So, as... View More
answered on May 7, 2024
Have you thought of hiring an attorney to talk to her? Also, I do not think while she is not allowed to approach you, you going near her is considered violation.
I sued my employer (it's a nonprofit organization) a couple of years ago, but since then, it has sold some of its assets to a third party and transitioned to a new corporation under a different name, but the executives and the board of directors remain the same. How will this transition impact... View More
answered on May 7, 2024
Yes, this will significantly complicate things. Far more information would need to be known about the situation to provide any solid guidance. If you have not yet procured a judgment, there are things you will need to do now to try to wrangle the new entity into the lawsuit, and depending on the... View More
Specifically, I'm looking for laws that would dictate these requirements for goods sold into these countries: Malaysia, Singapore, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, and Hong Kong. Is this something you're able to help with? I'm struggling to find what I need through a basic Google search.
answered on May 8, 2024
I can provide some general guidance on where to find information about textile and apparel labeling requirements for the countries you mentioned.
1. Malaysia: The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (MDTCA) oversees labeling requirements.
2. Singapore: The Consumer... View More
I have a business that is an LLC and I received a judgement that I would owe the other party for about 19K. I have my lawyer speak to them and tried to negotiate a payment plan but they immediately want to go after my assets. I'm not sure what to do and my lawyer practically says that we just... View More
I paid him 5000 after the Demo because he threatened to walk off if I didn’t give him a prepayment. He demanded another 5000 or he’d walk off midway through the job. I told him he had to finished doing most of the work before cashing check. He completed maybe 60% but 30% of the job was... View More
10 months ago, Lufthansa lost my luggage.
I filed my claim on time and requested them to find it or replace if not to be found within 21 days based on Montreal convention.
After these days, Lufthansa asked for my bank details which i provided. Eversince no payment arrived.... View More
Me and a small team are working on an original and unique where's Waldo video game. We were wondering what process would we need to go through to earn the creative writes to use him in our game.
answered on May 6, 2024
There are five active trademark registrations for WHERE'S WALDO, owned by DreamWorks Distribution Limited (UK), in IC009 for eyewear, IC016 for books, IC025 for apparel items, IC041 for entertainment services, and IC028 for toys & games.
A video game would be in IC009, and although... View More
We had a transfer switch, interlock kit installed at our home. The project was supposed to start and be completed in September 2023. The crew came out and started the work, then told me they were leaving because a part was on backorder and they would have to come back. They came back in November... View More
My employer filed Anti-SLAPP motion 68 days after I filed my complaint against them, and it was partially granted. My attorney didn't raise that late filing issue in their opposition to the special motion. Now I am facing a substantial attorneys' fee demand.
Can I leverage the... View More
answered on May 6, 2024
The legal fees award is owed to the employer/defendant. The leverage you have, if any, is against your attorney. The employer/defendant will not care one bit about your arguments against your attorney. So, no, that does not seem to be something you can use as leverage to negotiate the attorney... View More
I will be renting low power, electric powered vessels and kayaks. I currently have a related fishing and chartering LLC with sales tax / resale certificate.
answered on May 5, 2024
Sure, if you can prove ownership. Examples: proof of purchase, photo of it being in your possession, credible witness testimony.
A YouTube video reviewer is bullying me by demonetizing my videos, claiming they violate YouTube guidelines.
Specifically, they cite the guideline regarding profanity in the first 7 seconds of the video, bolstering their stance.
However, it's evident that there is no profanity... View More
I'm a freelance graphic designer trying to get my client to agree to allow me to use portions of an upcoming project for my portfolio. They agreed to add some language to the agreement but it doesn't seem to say anything about that. I want to make sure I understand it. Here is the updated... View More
answered on May 6, 2024
A "work-for-hire" arrangement does not adequately address your desire to utilize portions of the project for your professional portfolio. This is a standard concern for freelance designers, as portfolio work is essential for demonstrating skills and attracting new business.
You... View More
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