answered on Feb 14, 2019
Hello,
Unfortunately, this is an overly broad question to answer. There is much more information needed to accurately address your inquiry. Which Nation, tribe and agreement (i.e. Indian Removal Act of 1830 by President Andrew Jackson and the Five Nations)? What era (Presidents Washington,... View More 
I live in Maryland. Their interest rates are illegal in Maryland.
answered on Feb 13, 2018
It may depend on where the loan was made. If it was legal where made, it may be legal to enforce in MD. If the loan was made here in MD, or solicited here in MD, then the lender is required to be licensed in MD for many types of consumer loans, and the loan is subject to MD laws.
Gaming table utilizes a clear surface, but that could be done via glass, plastic, etc.
Table is also able to be fliped over utilizing both sides, however this could be done manually, mechanically, or electronically
Also, I am "American Indian" and do not belong to a... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2017
There is no limit how many variations of ONE invention you can cover.
But, you cannot claim more than one invention in one patent. If the Examiner thinks that the claims cover more than one invention, then he/she will issue a restriction and ask you to elect only one invention to... View More
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