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answered on May 13, 2025

Trademark rights in the United States are primarily governed by federal law and adjudicated through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the federal court system, rather than through state registration systems. While some states, including Illinois, do maintain their own trademark... View More

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answered on Mar 17, 2025

You are going to need an IL attorney in addition to the Italian probate attorney. But whatever the decedent actually owned in the partnership will then go through his Estate, regardless what the will claims it is. Decedent does not get to change his partnership contract through a testamentary... View More

Choosing the right ownership structure is crucial for both the success of your wellness center and your personal and financial interests. Here are a few options to consider:

Sole Proprietorship: As the sole owner, you would have complete control over the business. This structure is simple... View More

To better understand whether your company requires foreign LLC formation, we need to clarify what you mean by "foreign LLC." In general, a foreign LLC refers to an LLC that is registered to do business in a state other than the one in which it was originally formed.

Here are a few... View More

Starting a THC edibles business in Illinois requires obtaining an infuser license from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). THC edibles cannot be produced under a cottage food license due to stricter regulations. Compliance involves ensuring product testing,... View More

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answered on Jan 3, 2024

Creating a non-canon character within an existing universe, such as in the Invader Zim universe, generally falls under the realm of fan fiction or fan-created content. However, the legal implications of using such a character commercially can be complex and may depend on various factors, including... View More

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answered on Jul 5, 2025

To revise your LLC’s operating agreement and add a new member in Illinois, the first step is reviewing your current operating agreement. Look for any provisions outlining how amendments should be made and whether unanimous consent is required. Once you've confirmed the process, hold a formal... View More

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answered on May 15, 2025

Forming an LLC in a state like Mississippi or Florida could be a feasible option if you're looking to take advantage of favorable business laws and tax conditions. Both states offer business-friendly environments, with Florida having no state income tax and Mississippi providing relatively low... View More

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answered on May 15, 2025

You don’t need an EIN to operate as a sole proprietor in general, but once you start hiring independent contractors, having one is highly recommended. While it’s possible to use your Social Security Number (SSN) for filing contractor tax forms, many people prefer to use an EIN for privacy and... View More

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To determine whether the contract offer for distribution rights is legitimate or a potential scam, it’s crucial to have a thorough review of the offer by a lawyer, especially one with experience in intellectual property and publishing contracts. Here are some... View More

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answered on Sep 6, 2024

Starting an online business while on F1 OPT is possible, but there are some important factors to consider. OPT regulations require that any work you do be directly related to your field of study. Since you studied Packaging Engineering, you should ensure that the business you start aligns with that... View More

If a written promissory note, signed by the parties, is not paid when due, then the holder of the note may make demand or commence suit. In your case, if the borrower is not offering some other or new solution, it sounds like it is time to commence suit.

Yes, you can start a LLC in your particular State. The two are not related. In fact, if you lived and were a resident of a foreign country, you can open an LLC in the U.S. You would list yourself and your foregin address, but you would need a resident agent in the State where the LLC is opened.

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answered on Mar 2, 2023

If you believe that your lender has incorrectly applied a payment to the principal without properly bringing down the balance, you should contact your lender directly to discuss the issue and request an explanation. It is possible that there may have been a mistake or a misunderstanding that can be... View More

This may be easier than you think. If you want to convert a profit corporation to a non-profit organization all you need to do is complete Illinois Form EOA 205 (provided by the Illinois Secretary of State- a one page form) and send two copies of the completed form to the Secretary of State with... View More

The short answer is: Yes. Go ahead and form the LLC. Let it sit until you are ready to make use of it. Unless there is something you have not disclosed, I don't see how forming a LLC will affect your benefits. However, once income starts flowing through your LLC, it may or may not affect... View More

The first thing you need is a lawyer. You need a lawyer that represents small business who can guide you through the hurdles of setting up an LLC, obtaining permits and licenses, and all the stuff that goes along with being in business.

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If there’s no agreement, just move forward as if the salon is yours. She has no interest since she provided no investment.

The simple answer is "Yes", as long as that name is still available and no one else has taken it. Once you change the name from Red to Blue, the name Red will be available and someone else might take it. Some states allow you to reserve a company name for a fee. For instance, Delaware... View More

No, it would not be legal as the State of Illinois requires a very strict licensing, regulation, and eligibility for any cannabis and its derivatives operation in the state.

Besides, such operation does not qualify as a Sec. 503 non-for profit entity as it would be geared towards profit... View More