No, the owner would not be liable. Any employer is only liable for acts committed by an employee which are part of his/her employment; for example, a pizzeria can be liable for a car accident if a piz
Hello. I suggest that you have an outside mechanic provide you with advice at this time. The issue is whether your present mechanic may be doing something wrong, behaving negligently, for instance. If
Yes, you have a case for breach of contract and possibly for fraud. The question will be where to file it. Generally, the case can be brought in the place where the contract was entered in
You can't stop him from competing with you (unless, that is, there was a non-competition agreement; if there was, you can enforce its terms), but you can stop him from competing with you unfairly. Tha
If there was a contract, (the Adoption Agreement), then your liability is as set forth in the agreement. If the Agreement does not specify the amount you may be liable for, it would likely be a small