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answered on Mar 7, 2020

Are you serious? Maybe you should auction yourself off to the highest bidder, so you can afford a criminal defense attorney? Of course you run the risk that no one will buy you and you have posted an intent to commit a criminal offense on a website frequented by law enforcement.

If company 2 trademark is not registered with state or USPTO then you’re likely out of luck because the marks practically need to be identical. If it is registered then it obviously bodes well for co2. With that being said, there are a lot of grey areas in the law and speaking with an attorney... View More

Written notice is a broad concept and there is no universal definition that fits every possible setting. It could be defined by statute in civil procedure rules, or it could be defined by municipal codes when it comes to public entities. With non-public entities, it could be defined in by-laws or... View More

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answered on Dec 16, 2019

No your wife is a proper party to the lawsuit. Only a properly set up LLC with 3 members or more will protect you from personal liability. Depending on your overall situation you should retain either an experienced civil litigation or bankruptcy attorney. To determine how you should proceed an in... View More

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answered on Dec 5, 2019

Each LLC should have at least three members and it's own insurance policy. All LLCs should be owned by a "C" corp. Anything else is not going to protect you from personal liability. You really need to retain an experienced business and contracts attorney.

Generally speaking a corporation's officers and directors are not personally liable for the obligations of the Company. As always there are exceptions to this general rule so it is definitely a good idea to talk to a good business litigator; you are going to need one to handle the lawsuit.

If you have orders for either a PCS or a deployment longer than 90 days federal law, will let you terminate your lease. If this is the case just let your landlord know as soon as you can.

Think this all the way through: If the payday loan creditor operates its business anywhere in the state of New Jersey there is a really strong possibility that payday loans are NOT illegal in New Jersey. What can they do if you do not repay? They can sue you.

The IRS will value the interests as per the K1. Your final capital account sum is reflection of what that member's taxable gain would be if the interest were sold. Speak to a tax professional, as well as, a lawyer.

You have to get counsel and get them to the table to put together an agreement going forward. If they are not acting within their fiduciary duties (duty of loyalty and the duty of care) to you, you may have to go to court to get this accomplished. Spend some money now to avoid spending much more... View More

The standard for infringement is the likelihood of confusion. So, your assumption is correct. There is room.

Hire a good lawyer to see what can be done, your rights are generally contained in the contract you signed.

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answered on Mar 11, 2019

Do you seriously believe if you owed the IRS a Million dollars, that anyone is going to be able to get that debt reduced to just $80,000? Is your attorney admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court? What kind of credentials does your attorney have? On what basis does your attorney believe that... View More

Good question, but if your looking to get an l1 you will need to do a lot more than just open a company in the US. First visit the US maybe on a tourist visa and while here setup an in office consultation and speak to an immigration lawyer who also knows business formation law.

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answered on Jan 6, 2019

A letter from an experienced litigation attorney should be sufficient to rectify this problem.

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answered on Dec 26, 2018

You should go to Court, but an attorney is not going to be willing to handle your cases, since it would not be cost effective. If you are really in such bad financial shape, why would you ever loan money to anyone?

Simple answer is that you are required to register your foreign company with the state of New Jersey if your business is transacting business here in New Jersey. Speak to an attorney to get the details specific to your needs.

Maybe it depends on how extensive the changes are and they must be signed by both parties, not as easy as it may seem

If it was an LLC then it is not a complex process. An LLC formed prior to March 20, 2013 may simply be canceled (closed). This takes place by filing the required cancellation form with the New Jersey Department of Treasury. You will also, need to file tax returns and pay any outstanding taxes due... View More

Of course the first would start with sales tax reporting. Get yourself a good business lawyer if you don't know one ask a lawyer to refer you to one. Expect to pay for the advice because as they say you generally get what you pay for.