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matt@mailinator.com wrote:
> i need to incorporate my sole proprietorship. i was on a "incorporate
> in delaware" site today, and i read their FAQs about LLC vs. S-Corp. it
> seemed pretty informative, and made me think perhaps LLC was right for
> me
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In <b1oej29ns7ioepvsg3nt2fi2d42iiokdae@4ax.com>, on 10/19/2006
at 07:24 AM, "Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> said:
>Because you didn't do anything legally that would allow someone to
>claim damages for your actions.
They can *alwa
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Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>herb_k@mail.com wrote:
>
>> I'm about to join in a business venture with someone who has
>> already established a Subchapter S Corporation in DE, where they
>> reside. I live in PA.
>>
>> It see
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A person began a new single-person Sub S corporation several months
ago, and failed to obey the rules for keeping finances separate. That
is, they paid for some things (such as internet website services) with
a personal credit card, rather than with a
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"Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
news:j36dj2t1h7s13fq936pcior0shle48r8h1@4ax.com...
> It's a close call but I think that even for spammers the death
> penalty would violate the Constitution's prohibition on cruel and
> unu
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o.olivera@gmail.com wrote:
> I used a parking garage in SF, CA. I don't live in SF and am entirely
> unaware of rules in parking garages.
That's apparent from your post.
> Anyways, the attendent handed me a ticket and an hour later I came back
>
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Pete <georga10@gmail.com> wrote:
> If one was to sign a waiver for negligence, would that person
> lose the right to sue for gross negligence? Is there a legal
> distinction between these two terms? This is in California.
Like other responders,
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hello,
i need to incorporate my sole proprietorship. i was on a "incorporate
in delaware" site today, and i read their FAQs about LLC vs. S-Corp. it
seemed pretty informative, and made me think perhaps LLC was right for
me in my transition.
quest
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Terry.McKenna@gmail.com wrote:
> I recently gave a negative reference for a former employee. I have
> moved on from the company a year ago and so has the employee.
>
> I was contacted by a recruiter asking for reference. I called the
> recruiter ba
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What is the Holmes Youthful Trainee Act?? i know it is a program for
first time offenders ages 17-21 to go through and get their criminal
conviction dimissed. But why is different than probation?? How long are
they in the program , what do they have t
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Someone raised the issue with me that some Americans were sending money
to Sinn Fein and that the US government was not preventing them from doing
so, until the events of 9/11/2001 made it necessary for greater cooperation
in such matters. I don't kn
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JMW <epsilon_911@yahoo.com> writes:
> And in that sense, such a state constitutional provision acts as an
> /in terrorem/ clause.
Could you please explain what an "in terrorem clause" is?
--
Ignorantly,
Allan Adler <ara@zurich.csail.mit.edu>
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