Question

Many new entrepreneurs fail to understand that a business operation often has a legal responsibility in many aspects of its operation. We see in out text readings this week that laws can fall under federal or state law jurisdiction. Albert Steward wants to buy property in the business district of his small town. The real estate agreement has been signed, the city council has approved the area as a commercial zone and Albert has hired a contractor to begin construction on his building were the business will be located. Albert has invested

The Question is "Should Albert file a law suit against the city (or leave things alone) or should it be done by his wife and should the suit be filed in state or federal court?" Explain your answer in detail.

Answer 1

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The filing of the lawsuit is dependent on Albert's present situation. Before moving on to the court, you must check the situation. The role and purpose of others when it comes to the analysis of the situation will have to be considered. The proceedings of businesses are thoroughly examined and therefore you have to make sure that the balls are in their court and insure that we have a good trial. Albert may now leave the matter and should not file the proceedings on his own. If the company is registered, it should be the company itself, rather than Albert, and hence the legal entity if any, because Albert and his company are two separate legal entities. Albert and his company. To make the decision about where to file our case, we should understand the reasons for the case as well as the competence of the State and federal tribunals in order to assess when the case is to be filed. It makes a negligible difference, however, that you should always move from a small court to a greater court for your proceedings. Therefore, Albert can lodge a lawsuit with the federal or state court, depending on the matter.