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answered on Sep 8, 2025

In Kansas, the statute of limitations for recovering a debt or money owed under a written contract is generally five years. Since you left Sprint in 2015, more than ten years have passed, which is beyond the usual limitation period. Continuous repayment through a third party could be viewed as an... View More

A Kansas attorney could advise best, and should have first opportunity to answer your question, but your post remains open for a week. And it looks like you are facing a 30-day timeline in which your response is due.

If you're an employee, I'd say turn the matter over to the... View More

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answered on Jul 19, 2025

This is a tough position to be in, and it’s important to understand that closing the LLC doesn’t automatically erase its debts. When you dissolve a business, you're supposed to notify creditors and give them a chance to make claims. Ignoring that step could leave you personally exposed if... View More

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answered on Jul 10, 2025

You trusted the complex’s representations that you were paying for secure, monitored parking, so you may have a breach-of-contract or misrepresentation claim if those features were promised in writing (like in your lease or amenities brochure) but never delivered. While landlords generally... View More

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answered on Jun 11, 2025

You can operate an “ask-a-nurse” company where registered nurses provide advice within their scope of practice without a physician’s direct oversight, but the rules vary by state. Each state’s nursing board defines what services RNs can provide independently and whether any supervisory... View More

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answered on Jun 7, 2025

You’re dealing with what sounds like a breach of contract. If you have written documentation—like a proposal, invoice, or messages—that clearly states the agreement was for ceiling insulation and not drywall installation, that will help support your case. Even if the company claims your... View More

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answered on Mar 12, 2025

Selling shirts printed with a trademarked celebrity name, even without an image or additional design, can present significant legal issues. Trademark law protects names when they're closely linked to branding, merchandise, or a person's identity. By using a celebrity’s trademarked name... View More

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answered on Jan 9, 2025

In Kansas, you can legally help others complete immigration forms without being a lawyer or having a paralegal certificate, but you must follow strict guidelines to avoid engaging in the unauthorized practice of law.

You need to make it clear to clients that you only assist with... View More

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answered on Apr 11, 2024

Based on the information you provided, it seems like you are in a difficult financial situation and are trying to find a way to continue practicing as a chiropractor to support yourself. However, there are several legal and ethical considerations to keep in mind:

1. Bankruptcy proceedings:... View More

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answered on Mar 2, 2024

Yes, you can potentially sue the business/owner for this situation based on a few different legal theories:

1. Breach of contract - There was a clear agreement to purchase the sofas, but they failed to pay you as promised. This constitutes breach of contract, giving you the right to sue for... View More

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answered on Feb 29, 2024

Yes, but the grantee takes subject to the rights of possession of the lessee occupants.

A Kentucky attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. Your concern is valid. There is always a possibility that someone could sue, claiming damages caused by your suggestions or instructions. While it is not always a bullet-proof measure, one option could be to consider... View More

A Kansas employment law could advise, but your question remains open for a week, and it includes the Arbitration/Mediation category. Until you're able to consult with a local attorney, as a general matter, that is a somewhat vague statement. It is not exact in terms of exactly what it means,... View More

If you owe the money, it does not matter if they gave you prior notice or that it is being collected by their collection agency.

A Kansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Until you're able to discuss recent case law decisions from Kansas courts with a local attorney, it sounds like it could be a difficult basis for a case. With adhesives and sealants, it's a given that they... View More

A short answer is "no and yes."

Here's a longer answer: Any corporation in Kansas, including a nonprofit corporation, will generally lose their ability to engage in the purpose for which they were formed once they have been administratively dissolved. That's the... View More

Persons who are under the age of eighteen are not empowered by law to make their own agreements or obligations. The rule, generally speaking, is for the benefit of the minor, so that the minor is not committed to some obligation not in her or his benefit.

Before you turn eighteen, your... View More

The question could refer to statistical data, general theories supported by the data, or to copyrighted material. The answer may depend upon the information being used and the nature of the use being made. If the use is to cite general concepts, proper attribution may be sufficient. If the use is... View More

Hopefully your project won't end in litigation. However, because there is a lot at stake, it would be good to work with local business counsel familiar with intellectual property issues before you proceed any further. It is important to remember that if you do not have a writing in place... View More

Something is missing from your question. It may have inadvertently gotten left off when uploading. You could try posting again. Good luck

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