No, lawyers hear this all the time, and twice as often from client who haven't paid their bills.

This must be a trick question or extreme boredom. The product is yours when you pay the money and get a receipt.

The four elements of torts are duty, breach, proximate cause and damages.

Your true or false questions are quite irritating. We are lawyers, not high school students. False. A domestic corporation means a corporation operating in the state where it was incorporated.

A non-resident alien is permitted to (passively) invest in a US corporation or LLC. The investment will NOT provide permission to work in the US or visa residency in the US.

Your assumption is totally incorrect. Owners of a corporation are called shareholders. Owners of an LLC are called members.

Non-resident aliens are permitted to set up a USA entity (LLC, corporation) to do any legal act. Whether the electronics you are thinking of are permitted for export cannot be analyzed based on your posting.

There appears to be no trademark under this name. That leaves Michigan (https://www.michigan.gov/lara/) conflicts of existing Michigan entities.

Your question is too vague to permit any analysis. What laws?

For an event not related to the subject matter of the settlement agreement, and occurring after the execution of the agreement, there should not be any obstacle. Of course, this is analysis and no answering attorney has seen the actual document you signed.

You will also need to update your Statement of Information.

Either alternative is fine, depending on what you are trying to achieve - find investors, obtain bank financing, etc.

The most important part of the plan is not to make promises and not to sell any securities until a lawyer is involved.