Yes, that could be done, but it could get messy if the company has other third party debts. If the real estate is sold, the proceeds would go to the company. The individuals selling the company would presumably want the proceeds. If the company distributed the proceeds to the selling owners of the company (before the consummation of the stock sale)...
Read moreBased on the information provided, you may have a claim for breach of contract. It hardly seems right, regardless of what is stated in a contact, for a party to fail to perform and then state that the money you paid is "non-refundable."
Read moreCongratulations on your new business venture! If your name and logo are unique, you can file an application with the USPTO. The application will require you to provide details about your business, the name and logo you wish to trademark, and the services it will represent. You can apply
Read moreThe facts are definitely suspect, and worthy of further investigation. Based on the circumstances you described, it sounds like you could potentially have a case for misrepresentation or fraud. Here's why:
Read moreFrom your description, this activity falls under securities law as you're issuing a type of security. Thus, you would need to comply with
Read moreIt is impossible to predict ahead of time exactly what a third party will do if you compete against them using insider information. So, the following information is only a general list of possible claims. Not everything may apply to you, and of course additional claims could be brought depending on the particular facts of the case.
Read moreWe can help you. A strong attorney demand letter may help you. If ultimately, the manufacturer's failure causes you financial damages you may need to bring a lawsuit to recover those losses.
Read moreWe are very sorry that this has happened to you. Based on the contract language you cite if you wish to bring a claim against this company you’ll either need to come to Colo to bring your claim or retain an attorney to assist you. If the value of your claim is as you state $2,000 it may not be an economically viable case to retain an attorney to as...
Read moreThat sounds horrible. In order fully evaluate your case I recommend that you schedule a case assessment 24/7 by calling 303-688-0944 or online at https://calendly.com/case-assessment/case-assessment. At your appointment, we'll meet by phone or video (Zoom), we'll discuss your business, losses, the facts as related to PayPal, your concerns, des...
Read moreWe can help you with contract drafting! The best way to get started is with a case assessment so we can understand your business and contract needs. You can schedule a case assessment 24/7 by calling 303-338-2365 or online at https://go.oncehub.com/rebooknow. At your appointment, we’ll meet by phone or video (zoom). We’ll discuss your con...
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