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Just ignore them.

Not so fast. States were permitted to provide Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) to individuals who are self-employed, seeking part-time employment, or who otherwise would not qualify for regular unemployment compensation.

You have been notified of the cameras and even their capabilities. I suggest you don't use your phone at work for things you don't want your employer to know about.

According to Section 922(g)(9), no one "who has been convicted in any court of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year" may own or possess a gun. This rule covers all felonies, but does not apply to state misdemeanors that carry less than a two-year sentence. It also...

Because when they (insurance company) pay out the lesser of the two they pay less and the premiums paid by the covered person. Personally, I think the states need to increase the minimums. The average new car costs $47K and the average used car costs $27K both above most states' required on...

Any decent LA lawyer should be able to get this handled in a quick and timely manner.

Have you not heard mention of the high cost of health care? Well, now you have.

Your GF could be charged with providing a firearm to a felon.

Nope.

You don't.

Which they will likely do every year or so.

I'm assuming you are talking about liability insurance and the state minimums. Mississippi drivers must have $25,000 liability coverage for bodily injury or death of one person, $50,000 for total bodily injury or death, and $25,000 for property damage. There is no way to get them to move the...

The problem is that at this point (Board of Review) there is no place for a lawyer or the OP himself to be involved other than filing for the review and that doesn't really need to be much more than a request.

First, get your story straight. Today is 01/28/2022 and you say that is the day you bought the appliances then you say, "Today I call when they open..." Second, this is clearly not a new washer and dryer if you paid only $200. And yes them splitting up the $100 on two separate charges is...

I heard a similar line the other day. I have five kids, three beautiful and a son that is brilliant.

What makes you think you have to sue to stop the clock?

Correct. I was thinking about biweekly pay dates. We really just need a 13th month.

Words mean things. Especially in the law.

And there are 2 such months every year.

Those two posts are contradictory unless there is a second consulting firm. As mentioned you need liability insurance for all of the entities. There would likely be issues with one policy covering all of them. If nothing else you won't get the best deals on the insurance.