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answered on Nov 2, 2024

If the average layman or person cannot tell the difference between the original object and the 3d printing, then it may be illegal. It depends on the full circumstances of how the original object is used and its consumers, compared to how the 3d printing will be used, and its market.

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answered on Oct 20, 2024

Starting a security guard company involves several important steps beyond just hiring qualified personnel. First, you need to ensure that your business complies with local and state regulations. This typically includes obtaining a business license and registering your company with the appropriate... View More

As a resident of North Carolina, you can start an LLC in New York or any other state, but there are several considerations and steps to be aware of. First, you can form your LLC in any state, but you should consider the legal and tax implications; states like Delaware and Nevada are popular due to... View More

You will have to speak with an employment lawyer and show them your full employment contract; any advice based on one clause of a contract is all but useless.

It depends on the corporation's bylaws and what you agreed to do when you were appointed as the registered agent. Speak with a local lawyer to get a better idea of your specific situation.

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answered on Apr 5, 2024

In a 50/50 S Corporation where you and your partner disagree on the future of the company, it's important to protect yourself from potential liabilities if your partner continues to operate the business without your agreement. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Consult with a... View More

A North Carolina attorney who deals with business law and business organizations (Corp, LLC, etc) could advise best, but your question remains open for five weeks. A starting point could be to reach out to law firms to review your paperwork, your business partner's actions, and outline your... View More

You can likely do this as a private individual. However, I would highly recommend forming an LLC to give you some legal cover. You should also have an attorney draft a contract that makes it very clear you are disclaiming as many warranties as possible regarding the condition of the homes. There... View More

A North Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Some questions on this forum go unanswered, but you could try reposting under the Probate and Estate Planning for better chances of a response. Good luck

Take proof of all of your on time payments to them and speak to them about this. To cover yourself, you could mail in the proof with a letter complaining about the situation and asking them to stop the unjustified messages (get a tracking number and pproof of delivery). The "help making... View More

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answered on Nov 10, 2023

A late fee can only be charged on an invoice if the payment is more than 30 days past due. However, the parties to a contract may agree to a different grace period.

The size is governed by your local zoning laws. I do not beleive that the NC Alchololic Beverage Commission has any minimum size regulation. You also have to obtain a Federal permit before you can get the North Carolina permit.

You can find information about the permitting process at... View More

Send the homeowner a demand letter for the amount owed for work done so far and the value of the tools that he has in his possession. State that he may return the tools to you within 5 days and if he returns them in the same condition they were in with no damage, he will still owe you $x for the... View More

This is only a Q&A forum where members of the public can post legal questions and attorneys can provide legal information. To connect with an attorney to assist with a legal matter, you might try searching the directory and reaching out to someone directly. Good luck!

I would have to review your old lease, but that is likely the one that is now in effect. The bill could be construed as notice, but once again, I would have to review the lease. I would probably sue in small claims court but understand that you will likely never see any of the money.

Based on the information you provided, there is certainly a possibility that you could run into issues with that name. The best way to avoid receiving a cease and desist letter is to perform a comprehensive clearance search of the name before putting it in use. A proper search will reveal any... View More

Giving a false and misleading statement about the value of an item to induce someone to buy it can be illegal. Additionally, most reputable auctions use independent experts to assess the value of auction items, rather than relying on the word of the seller.

North Carolina courts have generally held that late fees must be reasonable and not excessive, and should generally relate to the actual damages suffered by the contractor for late payment. If you plan to add late fees to your invoices, you should make sure that the fees are clearly disclosed in... View More

Businesses subject to professional licensing requirements, such as electrical contractors, generally have pretty strict ownership and operational requirements.

Review NCAC Title 21 Chapter 18 and NCGS Chapter 87 to see the restrictions relating to serving as a qualified individual for a... View More

Most non-competes either define competition or at least give examples of what would constitute competition. So, the agreement itself sets the expectations for what you will and won't do. However, a non-compete can be unenforceable for various reasons, including prohibiting too much conduct... View More