When I Buy Something from My Employer, Can They Treat Me Differently from Other, Non-Employee Customers?
An employer may treat an employee who is also a customer differently from other customers who are not employees.
Category: Business Law
When Signing a Franchise Contract, Do I Sign My Company’s Name or My Own Name?
When signing a contract with your business name, most contracts have a blank for your business name, with a signature line underneath for your own name.
Invasion of Privacy Laws Require Amateur Photographer to Get Model’s Release
Invasion of privacy laws require that before selling a photograph or video of someone, an amateur photographer (as well as a professional photographer) must have the permission of their subject.
Damage to Car at the Car Wash – Can Carwash Be Held Liable?
Whether a carwash can be held liable for damage done to a car at the carwash will depend on many factors.
Opening a Liquor Store – Who is Responsible for Zoning Issues?
When opening a liquor store, the prospective liquor store owner should check to make sure that the location that they have chosen is zoned for selling liquor.
Are General Contractors Acting Agents for Job Site?
Can general contractors be construed to be acting agents for the companies or individuals for whom they perform work? The answer will depend in part on the facts of the situation.
When Opening a Liquor Store, Are Zoning Legal Issues Attorney’s Responsibility?
Just before opening a liquor store, it was discovered that there were zoning legal issues. Whether their attorney was responsible will depend in part on whether they were hired as a business set-up and zoning attorney, or something else.
Disc Jockey Job Leads to Breach of Contract Threat
A disc jockey job in 2003 is now leading to a threat of action for breach of contract over an event scheduled in 2006.
Absolutely Free Porn Site Probably Legal
The owner of an absolutely free porn site headquartered in Britain, using a server in the United States, wonders if it is legal.