I remember reading the story of one of our new members that they are an attorney. If someone is an attorney, please give me your opinion. Of course you will not be bound by or held to any liability due to your answer, and I should consult my own attorney. That being said, I wanted to get an opinion so I can go into my attorney meeting informed so I can keep them on their toes if they are lazy.
Here goes: Many states have rules governing 'charitable sales promotions' taking place in thier state. However, if my 'charitable sales promotion' only takes place in cyberspace, am I bound by those rules since I am not actually in their state?
Also, I am assuming this is a question to go to a business law attorney?
Thirdly, what is reasonable for me to expect to pay. I have not idea whatsoever.
Here goes: Many states have rules governing 'charitable sales promotions' taking place in thier state. However, if my 'charitable sales promotion' only takes place in cyberspace, am I bound by those rules since I am not actually in their state?
Also, I am assuming this is a question to go to a business law attorney?
Thirdly, what is reasonable for me to expect to pay. I have not idea whatsoever.
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