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answered on Jan 22, 2014
The concept is not a trade markable. We should be greatful. There is enough Pride to go around. In Ft Laud we have several Pride Org.s
I don't know if you will have the answers I'm looking for but here goes. We know we need a business license and we have that information but i need to know what forms we need when we tow a car or when we return property or the vehicle back to its owner. Also do we need any permits our tow trucks?
answered on Sep 19, 2012
The best way to find this out is to speak with towing companies. I hope you have found the answers you wanted already. You also have to know the law. I have represented many towing companies and to list my experience in representing them here would be overly burdensome.
I attempted I start a business with a partner, of which i supplied him with industry contacts. He then began purchasing unrelated products as the business (which was not yet incorporated or otherwise established). I decided to end the potential business opportunity with the partner. Years later I... View More 
answered on Sep 19, 2012
You really need to consult with an attorney about this. Did you incorporate? If so, you may need to file suit against him. You might be able to anyway, but we cannot answer on only the facts given.
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answered on Jul 26, 2012
You will need to give us some facts and input on this question.
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