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Q: Is the business liable is the work is contracted out?
Howard Berkson
Howard Berkson
answered on Dec 30, 2013

We don't have enough information to answer your question directly. There are a lot of variables that go into determining whether a company is liable for something done by its contractor.

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Q: Can a wholesaler refuse to sell their products to a retailer?

We were looking for a beverage company. I have been talking with a company who in the begin'n gave me no indication that they would not sell us product. In fact, their rep stated that he would buy us a few cases of their energy drinks to help get us started. Their rep told me that he was still... View More

Howard Berkson
Howard Berkson
answered on Nov 23, 2013

Probably. It depends on the actual reason(s) they have for not selling products to you.

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Q: Is the business liable when the service is contracted out?
Howard Berkson
Howard Berkson
answered on Oct 26, 2013

We don't have enough information to answer your question directly. There are a lot of variables that go into determining whether a company is liable for something done by its contractor.

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Q: Where do I find the Oklahoma Statues, guidelines, fire codes, food codes for rooming houses?
Howard Berkson
Howard Berkson
answered on Oct 23, 2013

The office of the State Fire Marshall has a website. Check there for the building permit required to run a rooming house. The State Fire Marshall has a help desk and provides compliance assistance. Similarly, the Oklahoma State Department of Health has a website, and they also have forms. Most... View More

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