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A daily amount( $225) based on an 8-5 day, the agency collects all commission sales and then 1099 the agent at the end of the year for the income they earned off of per diems. Also to note the monthly Agency fee (for me. Roughly $800 a month) was set to pay an agency that no longer exists yet I... View More 
A daily amount( $225) based on an 8-5 day, the agency collects all commission sales and then 1099 the agent at the end of the year for the income they earned off of per diems
There were multiple people making false reports against me, which would be defamation since I can prove it correct?
answered on Jun 15, 2024
The employer has no obligation to conduct an investigation. A defamation lawsuit would be against the individuals who made the statement, not Hertz. Feel free to consult with an employment attorney.
The company (located in NY) initiated the sales call, after regular hours here in MN, high-pressure sales/FOMO, and I was talked into signing a contract (3/27/24 at 8:20pm CDT) and paying the first month's fee of $499. Great-sounding contract with 60-day, 10 new patient referral guarantee. I... View More
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answered on Apr 6, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, here are some steps you can take to resolve this situation:
1. Review the contract: Carefully read the contract you signed to see if there are any clauses related to cancellation, refunds, or a cooling-off period.
2. Send a formal... View More
Can anyone tell me, are my MN state rights being violated and stuff? Are there any lawyers that can help? Am I able to sue?
I'm sure there is more explanation I can give regarding all this, but please someone help me get some of this figured out.
answered on Nov 20, 2023
I believe you are entitled to a copy of the background check, but they are not obligated to identify what specific information was used in denying your employment. I do not handle these types of cases, but some law firms do. Contact employment law firms directly.
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
In general, yes, if a website posts something for the wrong price and you buy it before they fix it, they have to sell it to you at that price. This is because the posting of the price constitutes an offer to sell the item at that price, and your purchase of the item is an acceptance of that offer.... View More
My city does not regulate bowling alleys under their ordinances, but the county does. Does that mean that the county regulations apply to bowling alleys within my city, or that no regulations apply?
EDIT: My city is Inver Grove Heights, MN and the county is Dakota. The county regulations... View More
answered on Oct 23, 2023
State and federal rules and regulations apply to businesses, including bowling alleys. Then counties and cities may pass their own laws as long as they don't conflict with the State or Federal rules and regulations. There are no bowling alleys that are open for business that are unregulated.... View More
I sued the new entity as its the same work and business as whatever the old one was. They’re saying I filed against the wrong business but the owner is the same guy. Do I still have a case if he changed the entity and the work done was under the old one? I don’t know the old entity. Only the... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2023
Formal business entities like corporations and limited liability companies are separate and distinct individual entities. The fact that they have a common owner does not change that. It’s like saying you should be legally responsible for something your brother did because you have the same... View More
answered on Sep 16, 2023
It would be wrong for your boss to buy furniture then sand the companies name off and put his name on it and sell it as his own. This would be quite easy to identify. Is there something you are leaving out?
answered on Aug 30, 2023
I don't know if it would be unethical, but it would be illegal if not done properly. An attorney can explore this option for you. Rogue charities make the front page news.
Charitable Solicitation Act, Minnesota Statutes sections 309.50-.61, governs the activities of charitable... View More
To explain simply, I recently started a family business with my family. We do this full-time, we are a logistics transportation company. We don’t have any official written documents that we give customers to sign or anything like that. But to ensure that we’re properly compensated, we take half... View More
answered on Aug 18, 2023
I don't know how a judge would rule in a civil lawsuit. I don't know if you have done anything illegal, but your post does raise some questions. I am not sure what services you promised. How does traffic become an issue in a 1,800 mile trip? How can they simply refuse service? It seems... View More
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answered on Aug 16, 2023
Using "Twin Cities" in your business name could potentially lead to trademark issues, as the term may be associated with the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area in Minnesota. If your business operates within or serves this region, using "Twin Cities" in your name might... View More
answered on Jun 10, 2023
I am not quite sure what you are asking. Perhaps you could provide more specific information. "Entities" and "state investment funds" are vague.
States’ rights refer to the political rights and powers granted to the states of the United States by the U.S.... View More
I have concerns over what degree of personal ownership I would have over a company and if it would effect how flexible i can be, I don't know how taxes would work if I successfully sold the product as myself vs a business. I am also concerned there could be liability risk without one, being... View More
answered on May 22, 2023
Properly forming and maintaining a business entity has great advantages. Protecting your personal assets is one. It's hard to determine your current situation. Is this a solo endeavor or are others involved? Will funding from other sources be needed to market the game? What exactly do you mean... View More
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answered on Feb 3, 2023
It depends on how ownership of the patent is structured, and the terms of the investment.
For example, investors often require that the inventor assign the patent to a company. The inventor will presumably own shares in the company. When the investor invests, then the investor owns shares... View More
The business would be massage therapy and I would be renting space from a salon in town. I want to make sure I am establishing the business correctly and charging the right amounts for tax purposes and filing my taxes appropriately.
answered on Mar 17, 2021
You should consult directly with a business law firm as this is much more complicated than can be fully answered on an internet forum like this.
THEY PUT BOLTS INSTEAD. THE BOLTS ARE BROKE NOW. I PAID OVER A THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THREE BOLTS.
answered on Nov 19, 2020
I'm sorry to hear that. Do you have a question about the situation?
answered on Oct 11, 2020
You chose logical categories for your post, but it remains open for four weeks. There's no guarantee every post is picked up, but your question could have better chances of a meaningful response in the Trademark category - you recognized the issue as well. Trademark is in the same categories... View More
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Just a reminder that the wearing of masks or face shields while in the customer home is not optional, and there is a zero tolerance policy if you do not wear them.
The only time it is optional is when you are outside of the home and separated by at least 6 feet.... View More
answered on Sep 16, 2020
Unless you have a medical condition that prevents you from wearing a mask or face shield, you can be required to wear one while performing your work. If you do have a medical condition, you should work with your doctor to request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act from your... View More
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answered on Jun 17, 2020
Sir, this is a general opinion about the FLMA law. A full-blown investigation is required to really understand the facts of your case. See www.leliilaw.com. Paul Lelii 651-587-9663
Whether an employer may count a holiday against an employee's Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)... View More
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