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Your terminology is all over the map. You refer to this person as your "business partner," but you also referred to "his emails [and] his website," "his side of the business" and "his franchise." On the other hand, it's your equipment? As to your questions, you can, of course, report what's...

You can tell them anything you like. A landlord would not generally have liability for damages caused by a tenant's dog because the landlord would not generally have any duty to third persons.

Please clarify a few things. First, are you an attorney? I ask because some of the things you mentioned you have done are things only an attorney should be doing. Second, your employer's judgment is only against an LLC and not also against the individual to whom you've referred in your post...

Did this security guard explain to you why he/she wouldn't let you in? How does the gender of a couple other people turn this incident into a racial issue? Did you request a refund? If so, what happened with that? If not, why not? Since the administrative claim process didn't resolve in...

Who are "they," and what is the specific crime charged? It should look something like this: 720 ILCS 5/12-2. In the abstract world of all that is hypothetical, yes, this is possible. The only way someone can intelligently opine about this is if that person is a criminal defense attorney...

Can you please clarify what you mean by "my company," "our company" and "we"? I'm going to assume "my company" and "our company" are the same thing, but what I'm wondering is whether this company is a corporation or LLC (or other type of artificial entity). If not, what sort of business entity...

Whether benefits would be worse than, the same as, or better than what you currently have depends entirely on the terms of the collective bargaining agreement. Of course, if only 2% of the workforce is in favor of the union, then it's highly unlikely to happen.

Sorry, but your question is pretty well unintelligible. I suggest you try again and be clear about who's who and what the relevant facts are.

The best thing that the executor of Diane's estate can do is consult with a local probate attorney. The attorney can advise the executor regarding the approximate cost. In the meantime, the executor can ascertain the value of the mineral rights to determine their approximate value. Once the...

Helping whom? And how? Just to clarify, the proceedings to probate both Sam's and Diane's estates are/were happening in NM, which is also where the property over which Desmond had mineral rights is located. Right? What was the date of the divorce decree? What were Sam's and Diane's dates...

I'm confident that you can do any number of things, including telling her she's no longer welcome in your home. Did you really not know that?

You are correct. Registering a copyright is an absolute prerequisite to an infringement suit. 17 U.S.C. section 411. In addition, as I alluded to in my initial response, registering a work prior to (or within a very short time after) infringement provides significant benefits. In particular...

Since you didn't use the sarcasm font... Obtaining patent rights for an invention requires affirmative action beyond the act of invention, so yes, you can patent an invention.

You're right; we have. But you don't seen to get it. Let's see what the definition is at the link YOU provided: "to secure a copyright on" That's utterly meaningless. What act can one take "to secure a copyright on" something. Your online dictionary offers an example: "He has copyrighted...

The scope of copyright includes pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works, which would include something like a Halloween mask. A basic, lifelike animal mask is unlikely to have sufficient originality to be protected, but it's impossible to say in the abstract. Also, you should be aware that...

Is the sewer easement a matter of public record? Prior to the purchase, did you obtain a preliminary title report and then, at the time of purchase, obtain a title policy? If so, did the title report and policy mention the easement? What documents? What DOES the notice say? And are you...

Note to the OP: It'll cost you at least $2,700 to do this, and you won't be able to recover your fees. You'd be better off paying off the loan yourself.

A divorce is between you and your spouse. It has nothing to do with obligations you owe to third-parties. That said, subject to the terms of the written loan agreement, you probably can give written notice to prevent any future increases (especially if you're only a co-signer and not a joint...

Here's what I think this means: At some point in the past, you (or an LLC that you own and/or control) sold a piece of real property to someone. Part of the consideration for the sale was that the buyer executed a promissory note (containing the terms indicated), which is supported by a...

A protective order issued on behalf of your girlfriend? Someone else? And why? By whom? Because...?? Do they spend time at your house? If so, how much time? I am confident there are dozens of things you can do. Do you have a problem with CPS doing a "home visit" at your residence...