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A: The most important characteristic of a notary would be one that knows what he is doing. Read my blog about several notaries that I''ve run into. Personalized NY Notary & Apostille Service nynotaryforyou.com apostilleonline.com nynotary.mobi nynotaryforyou.com Links: nynotaryforyou.com, apostilleonline.com, nynotary.mobi, nynotaryforyou.com...
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To be an attorney in the US you must have a 4 year college degree and then graduate from law school (3 years) and then sit for a two day bar exam to get your license. Go to http://www.lsat.org Because attorneys are in so many types of business and do a wide variety of things, it is difficult to limit what characteristics they must have. In order to put up law school you need to be smart, patient, and very focused. You need to be able to handle hours and hours of homework for a disrespectful teacher who enjoys hazing his/her students in law school. A person who has graduated law school needs to be patient and persistent just to learn how to actually work as a
A: 1. No. You were delivered an undamaged casing. Your alledgedly returned a damaged casing. By paying for the casing, you made the vendor whole again. Unless you had a contract that stipulated you were to receive any damaged parts, it is not yours. 2. It wasn''t your property. 3. Not even close. 4. Maybe. But I will tell you why you would not receive your insurance claim. The shipper will claim that the item was not properly packaged and that was the reason for the denial. Been there, done that....
A: If he cannot perform the essential requirements of the job with or without reasonable accommodation then they can legally fire him. They are not legally obligated to give him another job he is not qualified to do or create one to solve his back issues. Even his own physician has stated he needs to find another line of work. Sounds like it is time to step up the job search. Sorry. Nothing in employment law prohibits employers from being jerks. They can make all the snide catty comments they want as long as it isn't about a protected characteristic: age, race, gender, religion etc. I am sure that the others are afraid of losing their jobs too. As to releasing his diagnosis: WC claims are exempt from...
A: In article <s1i2p09r8rot1nif2mecj11v6q4g02u48j...4ax.com>, PTravel <ptravel...ruyitang.com> wrote: "Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin...sprintmail.com> wrote in message news:hstqo0pl4rtd8426l28en5bc6afa6s61fr...4ax.com... PTRAVEL wrote: What''s with the double-spacing? For that matter, can Consumers Reports (R) be sued -- for a trademark violation -- if their criticism of a product is inaccurate? It depends on the context. In theory, yes. They''ve been sued for inaccurate reporting, but that''s libel. I don''t recall them being sued for trademark violation, because they use other companies'' trademarks only to identify goods produced or sold by those other companies. They could be SUED -- but trademark law SHOULDN''T...
A: As of 2 7, without proof, the allowed deduction is $ . Get cancelled checks & receipts from now on....
A: NY is a tough place to evict tenants--and if the tenant knows the ropes the tenant will still be there next year and perhaps not even paying rent! Either you read up on the rules and follow the due process steps to a perfect T with every I dotted or you won't get there. If you don't know the ropes then buy an expert--find an attorney who typically represents small LL's in eviction matters like PRONTO. Yes, failure to pay rent is ground for eviction. Yes, but depending upon how well your lease is written, damage to the property may be ground for eviction. But in the topsy social engineering of NY's rental picture the tenant may be able to twist an unsafe electrical condition against you--he can prove its unsafe--and you cannot prove exactly who did...
A: NCR’s written contract contains an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and a termination not made in good faith constitutes a breach of contract. -NCR’s right to make decisions in its own interest is not hampered by a requirement of adherence to a good faith standard. -The fact that the discharge was after a portion of the bonus vested still creates a question for the jury on the defendant’s motive in terminating the employment. -The analysis is case-specific and here there is a breach based on the implied covenant because the principal sought to deprive the agent of a portion of compensation by terminating the contractual arrangement when the agent is on the brink of...
A: Here is the characteristics of a good defense attorney http://angeles-defense-attorney.blogspot.com/2009/05/5-characteristics-of-good-criminal.html Melinda Benninghoff is a great attorney http://www.benninghofflaw.com/san-francisco-criminal-lawyer.html...
A: ''Why bother with a written contract? They''re not worth the paper they''re written on. I do business the old-fashioned way, by handshake.'' Often, business owners tell me they don''t use written contracts because they''d never sue. They''ll say the only people who benefit from lawsuits are lawyers. While I''d agree that, in most cases, a lawsuit is not a good response to a contract dispute, detailed, well written agreements still provide important benefits for your business. Having seen disasters resulting from poorly written and handshake agreements, I know firsthand...
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