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Stan Brown wrote:
> Legally, the contents of mail are the property of the sender. If
> you're vealing trade secrets the company can indeed take action
> against you.
I'd be interested in seeing a cite for this. Unless the receiver has
signed some
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> Legally, the contents of mail are the property of the sender. If
> you're vealing trade secrets the company can indeed take action
> against you.
These are advertisements the company is sending out for their clients
trying to get there propertie
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But why not send a note to the companies saying that in future you
will feel free to redistribute any unsolicited mailings? Then if the
companis continue to send you those mailings, you are in the clear.
--- Stan
Andy comments:
In my opinion, j
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On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 21:00:43 -0500, Stan Brown
<the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>If you're [re]vealing trade secrets the company can indeed take action
>against you.
If they intentionally sent the information to him without first
getting his
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Regarding a residential real estate closing -it was discovered
subsequently that the seller's loan payoff was short. Supposedly, the
pre-existing seller's bank mortgage was submitted with the incorrect
lot/block # and thus the amount's were obviously d
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Hello:
I am in Las Vegas, Nevada. I have rented my house & the tenant has
defaulted on payment for the last month and also this month. They gave
me a check that was returned and also late, they are also not answering
phones etc.
What is my right
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"Daniel R. Reitman" <dreitman@spiritone.com> writes:
> I am handling a case in which one of the factual issues is whether a
> handgun was sold or misappropriated.
> The alleged sale would have been between two non-licensed persons
> residing in
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A party (a) buying a piece of land asked if I knew of anyone who might
be interested in a joint venture or taking over his contract for a
profit. I immediately found a party (b) willing to take over his
contract and give him his requested profit. Par
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Arcadefreaque wrote:
> I'm currently taking a course on business law, which is taught by a
> local district judge - the book/instructor says that when dealing with
> two private parties, the contract may be invalidated/avoided at any
> time before c
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on 1/2/2006 5:59 PM Helen said the following:
> I plan to purchase a house with 2 other individuals.
(Goes on to describe potential problems)
The key word here is "plan."
While you are planning, go to a lawyer and make sure that you have a
p
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Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
> Arcadefreaque <arcadefreaque@gmail.com>
>> Also, real estate
>> contracts (and contracts over a certain dollar amount, $300?)
>> must be made in writing to be valid (at least in our area, I
>> assume
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Helen wrote:
> I plan to purchase a house with 2 other individuals. The 3 of us will
> pool money together to make the down payment and each mortgage payment.
>
> I plan to opt out of the join mortgage several years later. I will need
> the othe
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Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:59:03 -0500 from Helen
<wh2leung@student.math.uwaterloo.ca>:
> I plan to purchase a house with 2 other individuals. The 3 of us will
> pool money together to make the down payment and each mortgage payment.
>
> I plan to opt o
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I was recently peremptorily stricken from a jury [circuit court in Giles
Cty] and I got to wondering: on what basis did the lawyers decide which
potential jurors should be struck? They asked us essentially no personal
questions [all the questions were
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sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote:
> Timothy <Timothy.Horrigan@alumni.usc.edu> wrote:
>>Seth Breidbart wrote:
>>
>>> It can't seize what she doesn't own, and all she owns is the
>>> life tenancy.
>>
>>By the same token, if she effectively DOES
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Seth Breidbart wrote:
>
> Since it was put in place in 1980, the reason no longer matters; the
> state can't look back that far.
>
>
Well, they kind of have to be able to look back that far, if only to
prove that the arrangement in fact exists.
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I am working on The Great American Novel (well, a novel, anyway...)
which is partly a courtroom drama. It's a murder case, as it happens
set in a Federal court. (And I've done my homework -- I know murder
trials are usually in state courts, but this
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Online Incorporation of California C Corp
*************************************************
My friend and her partner are thinking about incorporating using an
online outfit.
She is looking for just standard incorporation.
Has any one had an
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on 1/2/2006 5:58 PM kellyflower@gmail.com said the following:
> I moved house before my car was paid off and never really thought about
> following up on my title. This was my first car that I bought and paid
> for so I wasn't aware that it should have
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kellyflower@gmail.com wrote:
> I moved house before my car was paid off and never really thought about
> following up on my title. This was my first car that I bought and paid
> for so I wasn't aware that it should have been sent to me.
>
> Anyway,
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kellyflower@gmail.com wrote:
[needs a dupe title to car]
> How do I get this title resent? The bank is telling me that I need to
> contact the DMV but what am I requesting? A copy or do they have the
> original?
>
Contact the DMV asking for a
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kellyflower@gmail.com wrote:
> How do I get this title resent? The bank is telling me that I need to
> contact the DMV but what am I requesting? A copy or do they have the
> original?
Kelly,
It's usually no biggie to have a duplicate title. Jus
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>I moved house before my car was paid off and never really thought about
> following up on my title. This was my first car that I bought and paid
> for so I wasn't aware that it should have been sent to me.
>
> Anyway, long story short, I'm selling th
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In article <k4mjr19ev2hm1i698qgfsvu0mhg4j1si4s@4ax.com>,
kellyflower@gmail.com wrote:
> I moved house before my car was paid off and never really thought about
> following up on my title. This was my first car that I bought and paid
> for so I wasn
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On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:58:10 -0500, kellyflower@gmail.com wrote:
>I moved house before my car was paid off...
>How do I get this title resent? The bank is telling me that I need to
>contact the DMV but what am I requesting? A copy or do they have th
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I wonder, are there articles that explain to what extent one can "glean"
from the knowledge of others and compile detailed reports that are not
infringing on copyrights? For example, if one quotes another author, is that
enough? Or is it necessary t
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mswlogo wrote:
> I was in bumper to bumber stop and go traffic at dusk in the drizzly
> rain.
>
> I bumped the car in front of me.
>
> I did nick her bumper from the screw on my license plate, I think.
>
> We both were standing in the rain excha
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Are there any laws that protect consumers from deceptive billing
practices by medical companies?
To setup the scenario as simply as possible:
Patient "What will everything cost?"
Doctor "No more than $200".
Later a bill is received for $160 a
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Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:57:57 -0500 from Jonathan Sachs
<xxxxxxx@earthlink.not>:
(The original poster wants to take photographs of soda cans.)
> If they are mere props, the doctrine of fair use will
> probably protect your picture, and even if it ar
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"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in message
news:b4mjr1hqalorj61igtoqcgph8sec17u5ro@4ax.com...
> In article <nmbhr1pnmi4acslp4ov6e9f2njf5esr4s7@4ax.com>,
> John <jonnospam@dot.com> wrote:
>>I recorded a certified copy of a civil court j
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My auto insurance company has offered $15,000 settlement
to end all involvement in a 2003 auto accident case.
This means processing no further claims in the matter and
ending all legal involvement. Is there any risk in accepting
such a settlement?
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Hi there,
I need some advice. I am married with 2 children and my in-laws is
happily giving us vacant land they on in Brooklyn for us to build a
house.
The only issue I see is that, they are putting the land deed in my
wife's name ONLY. So when
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Hi All,
I have a 4Plex under my personal name with a mortgage on that property
under my personal name. Recently created an LLC to help protect assets
ans so forth. I would like to transfer title of the 4Plex to the LLC.
I beleive I can do that on
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I am trying to incorporate in california for my startup
The company will issue me stock for my technology.
How did I go about doing this in the incorporation forms ?
What are the different terms I should know with regard to this ?
Will I be
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"AndyS" <andysharpe@juno.com> wrote in message
news:14mjr1hc2n46300esru8em3al0uchh7618@4ax.com...
> Mike says to Andy :
<snip>
> And if he had kept quiet and they found out later, he'd be truely a
> good cellmate and wife for bubba.
>
> **** N
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Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:55:42 -0500 from Stuart A. Bronstein
<spamtrap@sbcglobal.net>:
> >>> "Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote
> >>>> Your wife is not entitled to make any money off the estate,
> >>>> other that what she was bequeathed i
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Anonymous wrote:
[OP wants to get all his medical records in the custody of a particular
doctor, but the doctor's staff won't release outside records, claiming
that they can only release records they generated].
The federal Health Insurance Portab
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Anonymous wrote:
> Do I own my medical records? (CT)
Pursuant to HIPAA, you are the one in control of release of the
_information_ in those records. But if you're asking about the
original records themselves, the doctor's office usually retains
c
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aaaa wrote:
> Currently I'm under contract to buy house in Pennsylvania.
> Unfortunately, I discovered several expensive problems with the house
> after signing off on the inspection.
I'm not sure I follow you. You discovered the problems _after_
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veg_all@yahoo.com wrote:
> I would like to add an auto-renew clause to my contracts to reduce
> yearly paperwork between me and my clients. However, I would like like
> to add a clause saying I reserve the right to raise the price every
> year. Is thi
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In article <n3mjr151tdtcnc4s4n724pst5758qpt6vp@4ax.com>,
<veg_all@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I would like to add an auto-renew clause to my contracts to reduce
>yearly paperwork between me and my clients. However, I would like like
>to add a clause saying I
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Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:53:51 -0500 from <veg_all@yahoo.com>:
> I would like to add an auto-renew clause to my contracts to reduce
> yearly paperwork between me and my clients. However, I would like like
> to add a clause saying I reserve the right to rai
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Jeff Wisnia <jwisnia@conversent.net> writes:
> I told him I'd be more inclined to make a donation if members of the
> police force, their families, or friends were making the phone calls so
> the charity would get my full donation instead of only 82
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Jeff,
You received a telephone solicitation from someone who said they were
calling for a police fund, and that the caller took only 18% of your
donation. You would prefer to have 100% of your donation go to the
charity you select.
Obviously,
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Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
> prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com wrote:
>> But I'm not a lawyer so this advice is worth every cent you paid
>> for it :)
> If the law were common sense, nobody would need lawyers.
And who is it that
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In article <l3mjr1dqaii8duqrt0f1gcdqh74nbp8esc@4ax.com>,
Jeff Wisnia <jwisnia@conversent.net> wrote:
>Today I got a call requesting a contribution to our town's police union
>benefit fund. I asked the caller if he was a member of the force or a
>
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