We don't have enough information to answer your question directly. There are a lot of variables that go into determining whether a company is liable for something done by its contractor.

Guardianship appointments, modifications, and revocations, are all done by a court. The new guardian should make a motion with the court that initially appointed a guardian. If the present guardian does not object, the motion should say so. Check with the clerk of the court in that county to see... View More

What you propose is a complex matter. There is more than one way to accomplish your goal as I understand it. Consequently, there is no simple form to fill out or list of contract terms you should draft on your own. You should consult with an attorney.

Settlement depends almost entirely on the other party's willingness to settle. If you and the other party have come to an agreement, then the court's involvement should end fairly quickly. It is easy for the judge and helpful to his or her schedule to allow voluntary dismissal of a case... View More

An officer's contradictory statements may not be enough to dismiss a case. An attorney would need all the facts to determine if filing such a motion would have any chance of success.

It depends. If you are only concerned with a ticket, use an attorney in the same county as the courthouse where the ticket was issued. If you are being sued, use an attorney in the same county as the courthouse where the lawsuit was filed.

The landowner still has liability for any environmental hazards posed by the 45 year old plating operation. A potential buyer may require cleanup or evidence of no hazards before buying.

Foreclosure can be a complicated area of the law, depending on your circumstances. You should use an attorney unless you (1) have a good understanding of the relevant statutes and regulations, and (2) have good legal research skills to find relevant case law. Unfortunately, this is not an area of... View More

Miranda rights only need to be given when you are subjected to questioning while in custody. A ticket is not required to make an arrest. Unfortunately, there isn't really enough information here to answer your question with much detail. An attorney would want to know why you were stopped,... View More

Yes. Register your "dba" (doing business as) with the Secretary of State. You can do it online.

First, read your loan agreement and the security agreement and any other contracts you have with FSA or any other parties that might be involved, such as the party that wrote the check. If you are still certain they have no right require you to run funds through a supervised account, then you... View More

Title 21 of the Oklahoma statutes covers criminal acts. Section 1702 defines what would be larceny (theft) of someone else's lose property. It says, "One who finds lost property under circumstances which gives him knowledge or means of inquiry as to the true owner, and who appropriates... View More

That is actually a complicated question depending on how it is interpreted. The two parties' obligations to each other may be loosely described like this: the lessee is responsible for the hole and what comes out of it; and the lessor is responsible for providing access to the minerals. More... View More

We don't have enough information to provide a detailed answer. There are many situations in which running water would not be required but drinking water must be available, even if it is just bottled or in a thermos. There could be city or county health code issues requiring running water... View More

"Hostile work environment" normally refers to a type of sex discrimination that is forbidden by federal law. Because the law is federal, it applies in all 50 states. However, the law is limited to apply only to employers with 15 or more employees.

A lawsuit is begun by filing a petition with the clerk of the court in a county where venue would be proper or at the federal courthouse in the federal district where venue would be proper. However, starting a lawsuit is no small thing and you should consider getting guidance or representation... View More

Often, lawyers write the decree a court issues as a courtesy to the judge. Sometimes the judge directs a party to write up the decree. However, both parties have to sign the decree for it to become effective. Sometimes, the parties disagree about what the judge said should be in the decree. If... View More

The agreement may be unenforceable, but that depends on all the surrounding facts and circumstances. You should ask an attorney to review the agreement.

You should have a written commission plan that explains when and how the employer can change it. If you have no written commission plan, you should ask for one and consider talking to an Attorney if the plan was violated or if there is no written plan.

It's not clear what your question is. I assume the question is whether you can be fired for no reason. The answer is yes, although it's a suspicious thing for an employer to say. You should consider talking to a Texas attorney familiar with employment law.