Yes.

Did you sign a lease on this housing? If not, you owe nothing.

In Kentucky this would be a violation of the Wage and Hour Act. You can file a claim against your employer.

The answer to your question depends on the basis for your religious exemption, as well as whether your request for modification of the mandatory vaccination policy would cause your employer undue burden. You should contact an employment law attorney in your area to discuss the details of your... View More

You need to hire a lawyer to file suit against everyone for your car and deposit.

You’ll have to sue them to collect your money.

In Kentucky since you own the LLC solely it is solely your asset. A Trustee may be able to sell assets of the LLC. If the LLC had other members this is generally not possible for the Trustee.

Contact an attorney immediately and look into filing suit against Venmo.

You may have a claim for wrongful repossession and damages if the loan was not in default. Consult a debtors rights lawyer.

Yes. It is legal but you can always call the police directly.

If you are going to run the ad, you should put the disclaimer on the ad that you set out above. That should protect you from any claims of fraud.

These types of cases are heavily fact dependent and more information is required to evaluate your claim. There are cases where courts have held that this type of activity is compensable and cases where courts have held it is not. You should reach out to an employment law attorney for a consultation... View More

That depends on a number of additional factors. An LLC is almost always better than nothing. And the S-election requires an entity to be accepted. So the LLC is essentially a foregone conclusion. The question becomes to s-elect or not.

That question becomes first an issue of eligibility.... View More

You need the input of a trademark attorney. You're correct in that this involves business law, but your question would have a better chance of being seen by a trademark attorney if you reposted in the Trademark section. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

You would need the records of the calls or some sort of proof that the calls were actually made. The statute of limitations may have also run.

Bottom line, visiting an inmate is a privilege, not a right, and corrections has pretty wide latitude in enforcing their rules and regs. There’s no real good end in a case like this, bc there’s no money and no damages. Although you won’t like this answer, safest route is dressing like it... View More

Yes. You would need to apply with Louisville Metro IPL.

The fact that it is not notarized or has missing information is of no import. Incorrect info maybe/maybe not. Where you may win is fraud. You may have to file suit to do it, but if he made fraudulent misrepresentations about his boat, you should prevail.

Print out all your proof and let a local attorney review it. You may have to sue them for breach of contract to collect.

Liquor licenses are a highly regulated area by government. When you purchased the LLC you should have been made aware of the back taxes owed. You probably have a cause of action against the sellers for failing to disclose that information.