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Yes you can. However, depending on whether your improved product falls within the original patent you may need a license to the original patent to sell a product. If your improvement is a kit to upgrade the original product then you may be ok. Lots of details and nuances. Best bet is to talk... Read more »
the guilty conviction, or 15 years since completion of the sentence?
Another question, If I have a PACER account; will I be able to access any court documents that are posted on case-search? For example, A "Sherrif's Return" document?
What does "Sheriff Return" mean?
PACER only provides access to federal court dockets. For Maryland court records, you cannot access any actual court documents through the online Judiciary Case Search System. For Internet access to pleadings in Maryland, you need to register with Maryland Court E-File... Read more »
In retail,was switched to a new position due to downsizing, I had done this position 15 yrs. ago, but injured my back stocking heavy liquids. I couldn't stand for 5 days, then saw my doctor. I was given a note that stated I was to be on lite duty for 30 days or if not followed, would be... Read more »
An employer is allowed to appoint a third party to administer leaves and return to work efforts. Sedgewick is just such a company. If you failed to turn the return to work note into Sedgewick when requested, the problem may be yours. If you did turn in the return to work documents from your... Read more »
Identity theft not caught until my credit card account was long depleted for my business
File a police report for the identity theft (PC 530.5, et. al.) and a fraud claim with the bank and/or credit card company. You should not need to file bankruptcy.
Is this legal iv been here 8 yrs never use 2 yrs back for income this is income based
rental ..
There's nothing illegal about him wanting to see 2 years of income for an income based rental.
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