Samuil Buschkin Lawyers, want to be a Justia Connect Pro too? Learn more ›
answered on Nov 7, 2025

hello, your situation involves overlapping immigration, employment, and corporate law issues that should not be handled without professional guidance. While it’s great that you’re thinking ahead about compliance with STEM OPT regulations and investor readiness, these areas are complex and can... View More

If you bought the car or it was gifted to you, and you own it outright or your name is on financing or leasing documents, and title, registration and insurance are under your name, you are generally free to do what you want with the vehicle. However, the reason someone might such a question might... View More

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answered on Nov 3, 2025

If a car is titled and registered in your name, you generally have the right to take it with you when you leave home in New York or New Jersey. The name on the title determines ownership, not who paid for the car or whose name appears on the insurance. As the legal owner, you may use, move, or... View More

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answered on Oct 30, 2025

Patent applications contain different types of information. Some of this information is in the public domain, while some information may be owned by other entities. Only part of the information pertains directly to the invention itself.

One thing that you can not do is to make or use an... View More

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answered on Oct 18, 2025

Whether he gets into "legal trouble" depends on a number of factors. What are the by-laws of the not for profit, is there written evidence that the board gave approval for him to use the entity's credit card for personal expenses and was that approval contingent upon prompt... View More

You could double check with attorneys here who specialize in mergers and acquisitions law. I do not have experience in that area. But for the most part, the math that confronts attorneys is at the level of high school math for an academic diploma. No calculus. No differential equations. No... View More

You did an excellent job analyzing the agreement for a non-attorney. Naturally, it would be ideal to have someone who handles these things for your line of work look it over, to be vigilant for issues that normally arise. One point you could look closer at is the threshold for negligence, maybe... View More

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answered on Sep 15, 2025

Yes, a 501(c)(3) venue can legally charge standard commercial fees to another nonprofit unless a law, regulation, or contract provision says otherwise. Your best option is to negotiate or shop around, but there’s no automatic legal requirement for a discount.

So the bottom line: it is a... View More

Greetings: it appears you believe you own a rental building and would like to enforce your ownership rights. To enforce one's ownership rights, they would have to initiate litigation against the recorded owners. Through litigation, ownership would have to be proved (such as by an agreement;... View More

To give you a definitive answer, attorneys would probably want to see the life insurance policy. Life insurance policies can operate as a contract, independently of estates and wills. In many cases, they do that in a straightforward manner. But it's possible the insurance carrier may be... View More

It all depends on how you would like to terminate your association as a member. If you just want to be "out" and there is no op agreement in place, you may want to have all the members sign a LLC resolution (in lieu of a special meeting) indicating that the LLC (and all the members)... View More

Your question covers considerable territory and could be something that screenwriters might have better insight into than practicing attorneys. Attorneys could advise you on technical details, for instance whether a courtroom scene you considered would align with Civil Practice Law & Rules,... View More

Absolutely, they can. One attorney could have strong courtroom skills and the other could be highly knowledgeable in the substantive and technical aspects of a given matter. In terms of law firm policy, I don't think most large firms would have problem with such an arrangement, as long as it... View More

I understand that you are moving into an innovative period in your lives as partners and would require an ironclad agreement to keep things moving seamlessly.

These issues are typically addressed in the LLC formation’s LLC Operating Agreement, which both partners should collaborate on.... View More

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answered on Aug 1, 2025

It’s understandable to feel overwhelmed when considering divorce, especially when children and shared property are involved. Planning ahead and knowing the proper steps under New York law can help you navigate the process more confidently.

In New York, you do not need to be legally... View More

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answered on Aug 1, 2025

You might need a distinct trademark application for each logo, phrase, design variation. Each trademark application would have multiple "classes" at $350/class for the filing fee. Attorney charges for preparing a TM application vary significantly. Attorneys tend to discuss their fees... View More

The eviction lawsuit requires that the Petition state the relationship of the Petitioner to the rented premises and the relationship of the Respondent to the premises. The statute authorizes the proceeding to be maintained by the landlord or lessor. Ownership is not usually required by the statute... View More

It could. It would depend on your finance company. Some differentiate on usage of the vehicle; some don't care, as long as the monthly payments keep coming in. I recommend you review the terms of your finance agreement and check with your finance company. It's also possible they could be... View More

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answered on Jul 2, 2025

I'm sorry you have been treated so poorly by this contractor. My family personally has a large tract of land in a nearby state, and I have considered various offers to cut down trees on our property. I imagine I would also be frustrated by a contractor who didn't do what he promised.... View More

I gather that this is an HDFC cooperative. Does HPD retain a supervising or oversight role? Generally, if a court ordered restitution to the coop from the unfaithful directors, there would be a monetary judgment against each one, as well as a referee report detailing the computation of what each... View More