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Company A and Company B are two separate legal entities each having their own Federal tax ID number.
Company A signed a contract d/b/a as Company B. Which one is the legal responsible party?
answered on Oct 3, 2019
A Pennsylvania attorney would be in the best position to answer this, based on state law considerations. But the question remains open for three weeks. As a general matter, it would be helpful to have additional information. For instance, why did one company sign in lieu of the other? Was it for... View More 
The plans by Civil Engineer and Architect have not been approved by the city as they do not meet codes. I have paid them in full and they are not making any attempts to rectify the issue. I would like to get back the fees I have paid and compensation for my wasted time. What practice area lawyer... View More
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answered on Sep 10, 2019
A trial attorney or litigator.
My electric bill has been unusually high, so I called them. They informed me I had a 3rd party supplier on my bill I was unaware of. I called said 3rd party and they informed me that I had added them to my account last summer. Going through the details it came across that my sister had given them... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2019
I would suggest you file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
Here is a link to resources on the process and directions on how to file a complaint:
http://www.puc.state.pa.us/filing_resources/filing_complaints.aspx
Note that the PUC specifically... View More
answered on Aug 24, 2019
Permission of the owner. The Borough may view you as a street performer and require a permit. There may be requirements that you do not block passage so you need to be sure you avoid a citation by reading, knowing, following the regulations. Maybe get a copy and discuss with the local precinct how... View More
answered on Aug 2, 2019
You don't say who issued you a fine, whether a fine was issued or where the dumpster was located. My guess is that if your local township issued the fine, you need to contact them to find out what the rules are regarding lids on dumpsters.
answered on Jul 29, 2019
Why would they be, if it's not open to the public? Much of that information may be gleaned from annual reports, and other public documents.
I am building my startup and I found an investor for my business (incorporated as LLC in PA, USA). Investor said that the deal will be done on the basis of equity financing. And now he is asking me to send the copies of my passport, certificate of incorporation, memorandum and articles of... View More
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answered on Jul 23, 2019
The articles of incorporation, memorandum and articles he should be able to get himself from the Pa Corp Bureau.
Passport?? I would question this.
Hey Guys, I am not sure the exact terms of this, but i own 10% of an LLC, while someone else owns 90%. We are talking about bringing in a capital partner somewhere in the 40% range. I was told that my shares will be diluted in the same according to my other partners. so of that 40% 4% would come... View More
answered on May 23, 2019
The answer is that this type of scenario is normally the subject of negotiation among the parties and depends upon the facts and circumstances of the situation, unless the operating agreement specifies exactly what happens in the event both members bring on another member. For example, assuming... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2019
If your question involves protecting your rights with the invention, you could repost the question under the Patents (Intellectual Property) section where it could be seen by one of the attorneys who practice in that area.
Tim Akpinar
the cat is know miss and i would love my cat back there are responsible for this action
answered on Apr 18, 2019
To the best of my knowledge there is no answer to this question, in part because it is not a legal question. Leave the window open a few days to see if your cat will come back home.
Originally started business with sibling who then decided to become sole proprietor without my knowledge. She then made a request for a business name change that she took my name off, stole the business and the name from me along with the logo and documents such as contract agreements that she... View More
answered on Apr 19, 2019
You need to at least contact an attorney who handles partnerships as there are issues about breach of trust and other matters that impact this, and to write a letter called a "cease and desist" letter on your behalf. Ultimately you would be looking for some type of Declaratory Judgment... View More
I am an Army officer, federal subcontractor and private business owner. Interested in attending school graduations at a base with the intent of hiring.
answered on Feb 4, 2019
Better check in with JAG corps on this--sounds like potential multiple violations. You should know that access is for the specific purpose only. Can you hand out cards, or other items? Not sure of that but if someone is looking to burn you you're giving them a match it seems to me.
I live in the US. I purchased a product from a website, owned by a business operating out of India. I have the order confirmation and my credit card was charged. Now the business is canceling my order by telling that their price was wrongfully low due to a technical glitch and the actual price is... View More
answered on Feb 4, 2019
It is a violation of bait-and switch, they have a contract, they should deliver; did they refund your card?
If not contact the consumer protection office of your attorney general. However they may not handle it as it's a foreign company even though doing business here.
How long is law school? I’ve always been curious about this question?
answered on Jan 17, 2019
Three years full-time; four years part-time at night. Some schools have abbreviated programs that shorten it further.
Tim Akpinar
How do I get around a breach? I'm trying to acquire the LLC and continue the current lease as is. The LLC owner wants to retire and offered to sell me his business. Would a partnership with the LLC be a better option rather than an acquisition? Another detail about this situation is that I am... View More
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answered on Jan 8, 2019
Who is the current landlord? Please give me a call in my office. Your transaction seems a little more involved than can be done in a message forum. My office number is 412-391-7135
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answered on Dec 19, 2018
Yes
In November of 2018 I received a notice from a sheriff’s deputy that a credit card debt that I had not paid was scheduled for arbitration for a date in July 2019. On December 3, 2018 I received a letter from the same law firm indicating that I had not filed a defense or objection in writing and... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2018
The problem may be your "assumptions." I suggest contacting the Delaware County Bar Association for an attorney referral, and then sit down with him/her and going over everything. Knowledge is power, y'know?
Best of luck to you.
answered on Sep 17, 2018
Sure - contact Bob Duminiak, Esq. at Howson & Howson in Blue Bell. He's the guy.
Robert J. Duminiak, Esq.
Howson & Howson, LLP
Bldg. 620, Suite 210
350 Sentry Parkway
Blue Bell, PA 19422
Phone: 215-540-9200
Fax: 215-540-5818
Email: rduminiak@howsoniplaw.com
answered on Aug 20, 2018
Yes, you should be able to. And, at worst, the Department of Labor & Industry can deny your claim and then tell you why (and then you can appeal, and often ultimately win). But you'll get nothing if you don't try, so *try* and try ASAP.
Best of luck to you.
answered on Aug 1, 2018
Not complete but you have to look at the governing agreement.
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