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The business is listed as a 2-member LLC. I do not want the other member to be negatively affected by my bankruptcy.
answered on Mar 26, 2020
The issue that affects your business partner is whether the bankruptcy trustee will want your interest in the business. That depends on the value of the business versus any exemption that might apply. You need to file your taxes based on what you elected at the time of formation or prior to... View More 
I am looking to make an adapter that fits to a Scott face mask that firefighter can use to put a filter in to protect the first responders from the coronavirus. I’m worried there may be an issue with making an accessory that connects to their facemask and I’m not sure if it’s a patented... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2020
What you are attempting to do seems admirable to me in helping firefighters be able to safely continue their important work in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. You are correct that there could be patent issues relating to this. This article I came across discuss potential patent infringement... View More
answered on Mar 25, 2020
Yes. A store can limit hours, and who can shop during those hours- so long as it is not discriminating against a protected class.
answered on Mar 25, 2020
Yes. A store can limit hours, and who can shop during those hours- so long as it is not discriminating against a protected class.
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answered on Mar 24, 2020
You are missing alot of facts which will be important. But if you are careful in deciding exactly who to sue and where to serve them, you might sue both of them for breach of contract in General Sessions Court. Also it may be worth your while to hire an attorney to file a Mechanics and... View More
I think that I am seriously being taken advantage of .I'm being charged thousands of dollars for a loan I have.
I think that I am seriously being taken advantage of .I'm being charged thousands of dollars for a loan I have.
There is a home near to me and they have several dogs in crates in their garage. They also have about 6 puppies that they put in their front yard in a small cage. I have never seen anyone spend time with any of the dogs. They do open the garage door occasionally and when they do the dogs... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2020
If you suspect this is animal cruelty or unlawful contact PAWS in Rutherford County at 615-898-7740. They should be able to respond.
Gave me the number of a “victims” dad to call and work things out. I feel like I’m being scammed
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answered on Feb 5, 2020
Hire a competent attorney to negotiate any prospective restitution to victims. Talking to victims directly is always bad, and make a bad situation much worse.
My local Sonic has no restroom for the public, and even denies access to their employee restrooms to their paying customers
answered on Jan 8, 2020
They are not required to provide a public restroom, nor are they required to permit a private person to use an employee bathroom unless several conditions are met pursuant to TCA 68-15-303.
answered on Nov 19, 2019
Probably yes, but this will depend on the wording of your operating agreement. He will also be required to pay for the use of the business name, but putting a value on this and other aspects of the "good will" of the business can be difficult.
The towing company gave me a $75 quote on towing service and I accepted. Once they got there, they said it was going to be harder than they had expected to get my car out of a ditch. They also needed to call a police offer to direct traffic. Before the officer arrived and before they even towed my... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2019
To start, it sounds like you originally had an oral contract for your vehicle to be towed for $75. As such, generally speaking, the towing company was required to tow your vehicle for the agreed upon price. The price is usually offered based on the distance that the vehicle will be towed and the... View More
My business is registered with the IRS under my home address which was in Tennesee. My company is an outreach (home health) service that does not have a physical location. The services will be provided in Tennessee only at this time, however, I (the owner & founder) moved to Mississippi. Do I... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2019
If you are providing the services in Tennessee, then you should likely either incorporate in Tennessee or you could file in MS and also file in Tennessee as a foreign LLC transacting business in Tennessee. For a deeper discussion of the pros and cons of each option, I recommend you speak with an... View More
Question: Should the Uniform Commercial Code be applied in a case where installation was defective but the goods are not?
Facts:
1) Pittsley contracted with Hilton Contract Carpet Co. for carpet installation for $4,402; $3,500 for the carpet and $902 for installation.
2)... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2019
This is a very specific, fact intensive question. You should discuss with an experienced business attorney. I recommend you schedule a consultation to discuss this in greater detail.
Notably, your question seems to be one of how an Idaho case applies in Tennessee. That would be unclear... View More
How can I remove him from the LLC without dissolving my company? I asked him to sign papers to remove him and he refused. He never paid anything toward the business or filings for any of our licenses. He is in debt to the company for his legal fees and using the business credit to fund personal... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2019
You could file a lawsuit against him to have his membership interest terminated. Consult with local counsel to review the LLC's operating documents to determine your best course of action.
WEALTHBUILDER Trade Mark
answered on Sep 21, 2019
You chose good categories, but what you describes sounds like trademark infringement. Try reposting in the Trademark (and maybe Intellectual Property) category(s). It would have a better chance of being seen by an attorney who is knowledgeable in this area. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
Speaking of a Music Publishing Contract. (Entertainment Law).
answered on Sep 5, 2019
I am anticipating from your question that a party is suspending performance or request for performance for an indefinite period of time - I don't have enough information to respond to your question and the contract and facts would probably control the answer. If the contract provides that... View More
Contracts with local clients- established. Investor wanted to deposit “monies” from unknown sources into business account. I am a Lease holder and investor has put myself and the employees out. Investor has made slanderous comments to members of the business community. I have lost all wages,... View More
answered on Aug 19, 2019
Based on the facts provided you may have a claim for tortious interference with business relationship.
Church objected, so his permit was denied. Are we still at risk of that happening today if we reapply? The church is not adjacent to the store and is not touching the property line. It's roughly a quarter mile away.
answered on Jun 17, 2019
Probably- most cities have local ordinances which specify that any business selling alcohol have to be located various distances from churches or schools. ( The distance can vary- depending on whether the sale is for consumption on the premises or for "take out" - it can also vary for... View More
My mom took my 14 yo daughter to get a drink at McDonald's tonight, where they go all the time. Normally, my mom gets a lg Diet Coke and my daughter gets a lg sweet tea, but tonight they switched, and my daughter got the Diet Coke. There are a few employees at this McDonald's that do not... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2019
In order to have a claim for negligence or an intentional tort you must have suffered damages. Damages usually means physical damages or monetary damages. On the facts you provided, no one got hurt (fortunately). Since you suffered no damages, you would have no viable legal claims. Best option... View More
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