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I am trying to figure out if the tobacco license is only linked to the business name, or the owners name as well. If we open up a new LLC with a new tax ID under the same owner in which a previous license was suspended, will they issue a new license?
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answered on Sep 9, 2024
If your New York State tobacco license is suspended, getting a new license by simply forming a new LLC with the same owner may not be straightforward. The state typically considers both the business entity and the owner’s history when issuing new licenses. If the original license was suspended... View More 
Everything is hand drawn by me, and each custom order is an original design.
The design:
I've used one of the characters as a reference, and the movie poster image.
My version of one of the clowns is on the front, the shoulders have a pink that drips down the front and... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
When creating and selling custom art that incorporates recognizable characters or elements from copyrighted movies, it’s important to consider the legal implications. Even if the artwork is hand-drawn and each design is unique, using characters or distinct elements like taglines from copyrighted... View More
I only drove from dealership to home. 7 miles. Engine on fire when I got home. 30 day/1k mile warranty.
Manhattan apt at low $700k, market dead. Only interested buy has tight financials after cash down. I also wonder about my owner financing terms (years, rate-will to take 5%)...
answered on Sep 6, 2024
If this is a cooperative apartment, it is unlikely that your cash-strapped potential purchaser and you would receive consent to proceed with a contract to sell. It would help if you had an attorney to navigate the sale of a co-op apartment in NYC.
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I am seeking guidance on the legality of naming a fragrance after a biological compound. Specifically, whether it is permissible to name a fragrance something like "Androstenol," which is a human sex pheromone, assuming the name isn't registered by another beauty and... View More
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answered on Aug 21, 2024
Naming a fragrance after a biological compound like "Androstenol" could potentially raise legal concerns, especially if the name suggests a specific biological effect or health benefit. Regulatory bodies, such as the FDA in the United States, may scrutinize such a name to ensure it... View More
My wife works in a small office that is accessible to the general public, she is sometimes the only person in the office all day. What are her employers obligations when it comes to security?
All I can find is a proposed bill that will require individuals to be licensed but that has not passed.
answered on Aug 8, 2024
I've never heard of a license required for this. If attempted, it might be held to be unconstitutional.
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I am attempting to dissolve a partnership for a company created to produce a musical I created. The agreement entitles me to all the rights back to my work. They have had the dissolution agreement since December and haven't responded.
answered on Jul 10, 2024
I would think not, unless the agreement has a stated expiration date within it. Watch for Statute of Limitations.
Jack
This is a very dangerous situation for my family and my property. 3 to 4 times in the past, his customers crashed through or over his guardrail hit my fence, and ended up on my property. He has a poorly
constructed and damaged guard rail only 1 foot from my fence. It is not providing the... View More
I formed a PLLC for my physical therapy practice in NY. In the NY state PT practice act it states that licensed PTs cannot engage in unlicensed activities as that might give PTs an advantage over other professionals. Other PTs also provide wellness coaching services to clients outside of where they... View More
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answered on May 22, 2024
Without having inquired all facts and done proper research in your case, and not making this any form of legal advise, I believe at first glance that if you make it a separate entity and do not commingle with your other entity, there is no prohibition for a licensed professional against engaging in... View More
I wanted to start a small immigration firm. I registered a professional corporation in CA which is the state where i am licensed as an attorney. I wanted to open a physical office in NY after obtaining clearance from NY and CA bar as I will be opening an office to practice only immigration which i... View More
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answered on May 14, 2024
Regarding your questions about qualifying your California professional corporation in New York and the tax implications, here are a few key points:
1. Foreign qualification: Generally, to qualify a foreign professional corporation in New York, you would need to have a New York-licensed... View More
I leased the SUV using my company Violet River Inc. in December 2021. My business stopped operation when the other owner exited in December 2021. There was no employee, except me seasonal in quarter four. Between the lease time (1/2022 - 1/2023), the leased vehicle was used primarily for personal,... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
To determine where to file your case, you need to consider the nature of your lease and the primary use of the vehicle. Since the SUV was leased under your company name, Violet River Inc., but used primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, it may qualify as a consumer lease under 15... View More
We don't want to discriminate, but want it legal. Do we change wording in bylaws, change our name?
answered on Apr 29, 2024
Your question remains open for a week. Although you are correct with the Business Law category, you might get better chances of a response with adding the category of Business Formation (which also covers by-laws, certificates, different types of corporations, business structures, etc.) Not all... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2024
This doesn't sound like a product liability law question (the category chosen, which is more about injuries from dangerous products). You are probably not asking about non-legal aspects of taking photos when you mention taking photos "as the photographer" (as in technical attributes... View More
My sister had passed away and was paying for storage for 10 years or so. She use to live in Orlando, Florida and moved back to New York. She had two units still in Florida. I had asked my niece and her boyfriend who lived in Orlando, Florida if they can clean out the unit for me since I live in... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems that you may have grounds for a potential lawsuit against Public Storage. However, the success of your case would depend on several factors, such as the terms of the storage contract, the extent of the damage, and the circumstances surrounding the... View More
Do i have any problems here? Or is this possible to partially own one company as another LLC ( B ) while still sharing ownership with a single individual of LLC (A)
it too difficult for them so after 5 months they backed out-now I received a petition for non-payment to recover possession of real property.
answered on Mar 25, 2024
If you owe the rent you need to pay or be evicted. While your lease will govern, most commercial leases have a provision that counterclaims must be brought in a separate case, like your claim the landlord killed your deal.
Contract says "no refunds" but they didn't provide all of the services.
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
If you're facing issues with a merchant who hasn't provided all the services outlined in your contract, even though it states "no refunds," you can still dispute the charge with your credit card company. Begin by gathering all relevant documentation, including the contract, any... View More
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