I am publishing a book of then and now photos. The "then" photos are public domain and some of the "now" photos contain the exteriors of a business shot from the street. Do I need permission from the business to publish the photo?
You do not need permission from the business to take a photo from a publicly accessible location, and as the photographer you will own copyright in the photo with the right to publish it.
I work from home on weekends an my job takes phone calls to find services techs to fix properties for businesses. Should I get paid every minute I am focusing on my job? As in waiting for techs to call me back , searching for techs online? I feel every moment I have attention to my job I should b... Read more »
Unless your employer agrees to pay you for every moment you are lollygagging while waiting for the telephone to ring you are stuck with the employment deal you made when hired.
I was just offered a part time job as a nurse practitioner at a clinic that I really wanted to work at. The first interview I was offered a job and a small $500 bonus. On the second meeting I was supposed to sign the papers but he added in a non compete clause and another thing and then practice... Read more »
A psychologist released detailed psychotherapy notes without my consent. He disregarded HIPPA. I feel completely violated. This occurred 5/10/22. Numerous employees throughout the large healthcare system now have access to these deeply personal notes. How do I proceed?
You have a potential court claim for invasion of privacy, and maybe a malpractice claim. With either, there should first be notice of claim and request for disclosure of liability insurance coverage (prelitigation notice being required for malpractice, and optional, but wise, for invasion of... Read more »
when he has access to that location by staying on the property he is authorized to survey and then he is ask to leave that property under FS810.09b. Is he trespassing if it was not NECESSARY for him to be on property of others to get to the monument? If not how does 472.029 supersede 810.09b
The word "necessary" is the key. For example, depending on the circumstances, it might be possible to access the monument without going over the property of others, but if the alternative route is much more difficult, it would probably be "necessary" to cross property of others.
I was just offered a job as a new nurse practitioner. During the first interview he offered me a $500 bonus in a part time position at a clinic I really like. He requested a meeting to give me the bonus check and to sign the contract, but he threw down two additional stipulations (non- compete... Read more »
Nothing this prospective employer did is unlawful. You are a nurse, so it is very important for the employer to know about YOUR health.
Is that legal for him to do just to get back at me for Not staying after moving in an agreeing to be his girl friend so now desputing charges he paid for me an now he trying to screw me over
If you are trying to ask a question about, when you move in together and things don't work out, whether you can sue for breach of contract; the answer is no. Had you been married, on the other hand, you would very well have a number of options.
He has not done anything for him to be violated and he was told that he needed to come in to change out his equipment
I recently moved to the US on a non-immigrant work VISA. Before moving, I was evaluating apts to rent and found this agency that had an apartment (~$2000 rent) which seemed good for me.
I went through the application process on their official website. Paid around $600 in application fee +... Read more »
So, they have acknowledged that they owe you the money; that is good. It is only a matter of getting the check to you. It appears to have been lost in the mail; that happens. Ask them to write you a new check and stop payment on the old one. Or consider picking it up at their office.
You better review your commercial lease agreement that you signed and were provided with, it is doubtful that this would be allowed in normal circumstances for a variety of reasons. You need to get a copy of the lease and read through it, and or get the help of a business attorney to review it with... Read more »
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Whatever the tenant accepts, up to the max.
No. Whoever you sell the condo to will have to allow the current tenant(s) to finish out the lease--unless you or the new owner get together and buy the tenant out.
FYI: Many tenants are not married to the place they rent and will consider reasonable offers to give them the money they need... Read more »
Not every problem people encounter has an official form by which they may seek a remedy. If you are the director of a corporation seeking such reimbursement, begin by writing a coherent letter to the treasurer, CEO, board of directors, etc. If this doesn't work, ask an attorney what to do next.
If the parent who has the child in their custody realizes that they can no longer financially support her can I sign power of attorney over to the man who has been in her life the last 10 years and she knows as step dad or will she have to go to her biological father even though she does not want... Read more »
It's worth a try. It's always possible that the biological father will ask that he be awarded custody, but that remains to be seen, doesn't it?
If the parent who has the child in their custody realizes that they can no longer financially support her can I sign power of attorney over to the man who has been in her life the last 10 years and she knows as step dad or will she have to go to her biological father even though she does not want... Read more »
Refuses to live with the other parent what happens to the child
It depends on what the probate court has said and approved, it matters if the property is Homestead or if it is owned and transferred via deed in some other manner. You really will need to speak with a Florida Probate Attorney and determine what steps need to be taken in order to address, transfer... Read more »
Will I be mandated to sign the rental pool agreement ? What if I rejected to sign the rental pool agreement and I want to live in the property since I already have ownership by paying the assessment fee as per their association rules. I would like to know my options.
there are not enough facts in your post to answer your question and you need a lawyer to review the association documents to provide you with a proper answer. If you are going to buy or sell real estate you need a lawyer to review these before you make a decision you might be stuck with. The fact... Read more »
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