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Because you can't usually claim rights under adverse possession on government-owned lands. As pointed out the lender that has a valid security interest can foreclose on the property regardless of who owns it or how they obtained it. Further, I don't know what the person has in mind, but...

Note 261.5 three year thing is for the "unlawful sexual intercourse" (AKA statutory rape) charge. Use of force, duress, or fear of violence, or if the victim was intoxicated, no matter what the relative ages is rape under 261PC , and that is punished under 264 PC and is always a felony

It's not uncommon that the witness sees the alleged perpetrator again after the crime. Whether it is prejudicial or not depends on the circumstance. A lawyer will have to look into the situation with an informed, dispassionate, and knowledgeable bent.

A single, relatively small judgment is probably not worth starting a chapter 7 over, and a chapter 11 isn't likely to do anything for him in this situation anyhow.

And that legal "harassment" can involve (depending on what state you are in) attaching your bank accounts and garnishing your wages. In fact, if you're being paid by a US company they may be able to do so even if you're living abroad.

Well, you have two issues, trademark and domain. Trademarks are well versed in the law, but while there are international agreements (coincidentally known as the Madrid Protocol) that apply to the US and Spain interacting, your country will likely be the first place to check. "Middle East" is...

Yes, you file in the sentencing county. Then they will send it to the VA DOC probation department who will send it to the MD probation department and if they both mutually approve it will go back to Virginia where they will make the official change and then send it to MD who will tell you...

You make no sense. If they are deducting taxes (and presumably remitting it to the government), the workers are likely paying taxes without benefits.

CMAs aren't worth much. They're mostly a tool used by brokers to sell a listing price to their clients. As far as a buyer, they're not worth much. Nothing says they are based on sales prices (more often than not they're run off MLS listing prices).

Well, two things to note. A company can ALWAYS treat you as an employee even if you might have qualified as an independent contractor. You and the company can also craft your role so that you do qualify as an independent contractor. As pointed out, the employer in the case of employees...

I worked with a company whose slogan was "Tomorrow's technology, today." We internally referred to it as "Tomorrow's technology, sometime next month."

From IRS Pub 15A, re the HOW: The amount of instruction needed varies among different jobs. Even if no instructions are given, sufficient behavioral control may exist if the employer has the right to control how the work results are achieved. A business may lack the knowledge to instruct some...

The answer is what do you expect to get out of the suit? If you have quantifiable tangible damages or the defamation is so bad as to qualify as libel per se, you might be able to recoup something. Lawsuits are not properly bought just for "revenge" however. The other question is whether...

No, the applicant must be an inventor. Corporations do not have any mental capacity to invent things. It can be assigned to a corporation, but the applicant has to a person. The USPTO won't issue patents to AI entities either.

Just because something is transformative doesn't give you a free pass on fair use. It just becomes an easier part of the nature of use aspect.

You've not indicated what was "unlawful" in any of this. Just because you're sent to mediation doesn't indicate the employer was at fault. It's just a step to try to decrease the expense and burden on the administrative officers and ultimately the courts.

Not a cat. Not an attorney.

Understand the FortifyFL app doesn't guarantee anonymity. All it does is inquire whether you want your name and contact information sent with your report along to authorities. However, if you use it to commit a crime, not only is that information going to be available to the authorities...

Yeah, chortle, let me know how that goes for you.

You and your son should not be talking about his criminal behavior over the internet and certainly not with the police. You both should remain silent and talk to a lawyer before talking to anybody else. The lawyer will certainly advise you to keep your mouths shut. Let me point out to you...