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answered on Jun 21, 2019
Based on these limited details, it's difficult to say why you were not able to find a lawyer to help you. It's possible that lawyers you spoke with did not see a strong or viable case, they may have felt that legal costs would have been out of proportion with the scope of the dispute,... View More 
I recently incorporated a LLC company in Delaware. I'm a Portuguese citizen living in Portugal. The products we sell are manufactured in the USA by a third party manufacturer, then shipped to a USA third party fulfillment center, and from there shipped to our customers. I don't own any... View More
answered on May 24, 2019
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The main difference between successful small businesses and those that fail within a relatively short period of time is good legal advice. The owners of most successful small... View More
answered on May 1, 2019
The cost to have a professional draft an application can be as low as 4-5k and dramatically higher if you go through large firms. Filing the application will cost about 1720, unless discounts for small entity or micro entity apply. For filing, the main things you'll need are the complete... View More
Well water, pump in landlords basement. Some days water is off for 13 hours, it’s now a daily occurrence. I’ve mailed landlord a registered letter. Rent paid on time for 12 years. Do I put rent in escrow account? A friend of mine would have fixed it for them, they refused. They are now angry... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2019
This is not (yet) a legal issue. This sounds like a problem best looked into by your county health department.
I registered my business in DE named “Goddess Financial”, after a trademark search I realized there is a company in Australia named “Financial Goddess”. (Registered their trademark in USA). We offer different services but both obviously in the financial industry. Do I have to change my... View More
answered on Apr 12, 2019
I would recommend that you change your name to avoid future disputes. The standard for trademark infringement is a likelihood of confusion. Sounds like that is a possibility. Now, if you were using the trademark before the date of first use of the registered mark, you may want to seek... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2019
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But to answer your question: Application 14/532,102, titled Systems and Methods for Alcohol Recovery and Concentration of Stillage... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2019
You don't identify what you are talking about, so we can't help you.
I am a creditor in a bankruptcy case. I put a motion in to have the case dismissed on several grounds, bankruptcy fraud, repetitive filings etc. the Trustee also filed a motion to dismiss the case. We have an upcoming trial. Will I have the opportunity to ask the debtor questions on the stand?
answered on Feb 13, 2019
Yes, either at the 341 creditors meeting, the trial, or both.
a scale upon entering and exiting. Would this be a violation of the 4th Amendment?
answered on Feb 9, 2019
It's an interesting question. Criminal law attorneys are the ones who know the Fourth Amendment best. The Fourth Amendment essentially provides protection to people against unreasonable searches. Constitutional law scholars might argue either side of the issue. It doesn't seem like... View More
can't proceed to trial?
answered on Dec 5, 2018
Evidence would be necessary to go to trial, but it’s possible there is evidence if an ambulance responded, you were taken to an emergency room, there was a police response, a property adjuster inspected the damage to your vehicle, etc. Without knowing what happened, it’s difficult to say what... View More
answered on Oct 21, 2018
It depends on the case. Pain and suffering is often a major component of personal injury awards. But there are cases where the damages only involve “economic losses,” comprised of things such as lost wages, medical bills, property damage, etc.
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Why are juries finding for Plaintiff given so little (boardables) information - and then justly compensate the injured party for lost wages, permanent injury, pain & suffering, etc in addition to stated Medical bills?
answered on Oct 2, 2018
Delaware juries are relatively conservative so obviously the evidence and testimony motivated them to provide full and fair compensation. If the verdict is excessive the defendant can file an appeal.
Just trying to see if that closes a workmans comp case that's already open. I know i releases them from new ones but what about the ones still open?
answered on Sep 13, 2018
It depends on the terms of severance package but ordinarily a workers compensation case requires approval from the Industrial Accident Board before it can be released. If you have open workers compensation claims please call me to discuss your case at (302) 547-7752.
This subpoena is for me to testify. I witnessed a "violation of a no-contact order" for my friend who lived in MN at the time. I have always lived in ohio. Do I have to go to this court hearing?
answered on Sep 11, 2018
Here are some answers which may help you
https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/subpoena-to-testify-in-a-criminal-trial-in-another-1212086.html
I was driving a State owned car at the time of the accident. I was hit from behind by driver on cell phone. The officer did not put the cell use in the report he also never asked if I needed medical attention. I drove myself to hospital afterwards. Two days later the person at fault's... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2018
It is curious that an offer should be made without seeing the medical records.
You could consult with an experienced personal injury attorney to help you make a well-informed decision here. An attorney could advise you about the factors that are considered in determining the value of such... View More
The results for stratysbotrys and other toxic molds have came back in high numbers. I had swab samples and air testing both done. I have contacted the county, health department, fire marshal, attorney general and not one of them can seem to help me. My landlord is not cooperating with me at all... View More
answered on Jul 5, 2018
You can sue the landlord considering you were under his premises while the mold accumulated! That is a premises liability suit depending on the time frame the mold was formed.
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