It is a question often misunderstood: Does a contract have to be in writing? The answer, most of the time, is no. But sometimes, yes. A contract, by its very nature, does not require a piece of paper. It requires (1) an offer, which can be made orally, (2) acceptance of that offer, (3) consideration,…
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It is established law that a business entity (Corporation or LLC) cannot represent itself, pro se, in court proceedings but rather must appear through an attorney. The purpose for this rule, as courts have stated, include: A single designated spokesperson, who will be accountable to the court, is necessary because companies are special entities, with…
read moreLast year, about this time, I wrote a blog entry after receiving a letter from “Compliance Services” urging me to submit an Annual Minutes Requirement Statement. Just the other day I received the same letter – again. The address, coming from Florida’s capital city, is arguably deceptive, making the letter appear to be from…
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