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If I were to film a wedding, which of course includes filming the first dances (Bride and Groom, Bride with Father, etc) which means I'm capturing the music that's being played, would this violate copyright laws on the music?

Here's the other part of this that needs to be asked - why would the officer plant this on her in the first place? I know there are dirty cops out there, but what would be the real motivation for him to do so? I hate to say this, but you need to consider the possibility that your wife is...

I'm not sure the bearing of what I'm about to say on your case, but keep in mind that you can be arrested for DUI even if you blow a 0.0 If you are not able to do the field sobriety tests that is still grounds for arrest. And add to that the fact that she was driving erratically. Keep in...

The best start is to contact a lawyer in your area. This is not going to be an easy case so you are going to need a lawyer.

Even if he does try to sue you, you should still be able to win. Just simply state that the truck was working fine when you sold it (assuming it was - don't lie in court) and then state that you have no way to know that the kid didn't start screwing around with it trying to modify it or make...

I would personally be inclined to persue this to the fullest. It might help keep them from pulling this on someone else. And if they did have someone call caliming to be an officer, that is a criminal offense.

If you had signed a contract you would be able to sue at the end of the contract time if they failed to produce a film. I say at the end of the contract time because the contract says that within 1 year's time. They could say in court that since the year is not up yet they have just not gotten...

Your citation should state the statute that was violated. Google that (Michigan state statute 123.456) and you should be able to see the statute and what it states. I would say that you will find Army Judge to be correct on this.

Here's why they are correct in the saying you lied on the app - you checked no, but then immediately told them you were convicted of something, but didn't want to go into details. So from that standpoint, by checking no on your app you lied on the app. So because of that you would have no...

Maybe this is an Illinois thing, but if you have a probationary license, don't you have it as a physical license to hand to the officer? Or is it only in the computer? When you went to court and they only wanted to know guilty or not guilty, keep in mind that was just an arraignment. That...

rebirth - I think you need to look at this a bit differently. You did your part. And when management acted badly, you quit. (You walked away from a bad situation, which was the right move) You might feel responsible, but in reality you are not (you did all you can do) and in the end it's not...

I don't think you have a problem. If I go on a forum and say "F--K you" that's just me stating my dislike for you. But I have in no way threatened you. So you have no fear of bodily harm or online retaliation, etc. If however you said something like "I'm going to F--K you up" or in any way...

She can sue, but she has no basis, and would not win the suit. For one thing the light came on after she took possession of the car. But the most important fact is that unless you specified in the bill of sale or otherwise in writing any type of warranty, then the car is considered to be sold...

I'm glad to hear you won the case. Good lessons learned about the process, but don't beat yourself up too much. Small claims court is meant for the everyday, un-experienced (in the area of suing) person to handle their case in. Still good pointers for other to learn from.

There is one important point that you need to understand here. The other driver most likely filed a claim with her uninsured motorist coverage on her insurance. Her insurance then turned around and came after you. That was the bill that was sent, that you paid. Why she is suing you now is...

Someone I know is buying a car. His credit is kind of average, and his mother is co-signing the loan. As such she will be on the title of the vehicle. He asked me what I thought about the following situation, and I am really not sure. The question is, if he is driving the car, and causes...

The best thing to do in the end is for your son to avoid her. Don't answer her calls. All she has to do is say they had sex and he is really cooked due to their ages.

First things first, you need to go back and read that contract CAREFULLY. Make sure that it states that the financing was a done deal. There's a used car scam that dealers will pull, and that is go ahead and drive off with the car, we are sure that we can get up this and that financing terms...

His being an alcoholic as well as being a defendant in other cases is not going to help you here. The health club and credit card suits simply mean he didn't pay his bills to them and they are in the end of the collections process, which is suing him to get a judgment. If he did do work for...

I would say you are probably going to loose the case. It doesn't really matter what the light was showing (this must be a Penn. thing with the green circle???) Anyway - if you made the turn and got plowed into, then you had to have turned into the path of a car that was already coming into the...