Conflict of interest?
351981
This may not be possible.  How hurt was she?\nIf you are serious, look for her.  Try to talk to her in person.  Make sure she understands that you are not a player and that you really do feel sorry for any grief you may have caused.\nLet her know that you want quality time, not just a casual encounter.  Spill you guts.  Confess to your stupidity and lack of sensitivity.  Beg if necessary.\nOf if you don't feel that strongly about her, forget it.  It was never meant to be.
916790
not silly but might be un-ethical!
1160225
Yep.....You will need an attorney that specializes in this field. Here are a couple links that provide some basic information. Without more specifics I can't give you any more detail.
31905
Too much of a corporate liability
1127238
I have no idea...I'd consult another attorney if you are not happy with the one you have.
430606
Absolutely NOT. It's unethical and immoral. It can also lead you into legal trouble. Has this happened to you or are you considering doing ot to someone else? \n\nHere's more info from the below link:\n\nBusinesses, like individuals, must take care not to commit defamation. A business is entitled to be free from interference by false claims or statements made by competitors or other with respect to the quality or title to their property. In other words, a business may have a claim for defamation and be entitled to damages if a competitor makes untrue statements about the business's products. Also, it is improper to make false, disparaging comments about someone else's title to property. If you state or imply that someone does not really own some piece of property, when they in fact own it, you may be libel if the owner is then unable to sell the property at the desired price because of your statements.\n\nBe careful, not only in your advertising and marketing activities, but also with letters and in conversations, that you do not make false, disparaging statements about your competitors. Be particularly careful if you publish any statement about a competitor's products or services, or a competitor's creditworthiness or other important matter of character.\n\nAlso remember that the requirement of "publication" does not necessarily mean distribution of a magazine, newspaper or television broadcast. For the purposes of a defamation claim, publication means that you have made a statement about someone else , either in writing, orally or by electronic media, that is received by at least one other person.
194270
That fact that you mention disputes between residents makes me think you are referring to a homeowner's association.  You are probably referring to the "executive session" of the Board of Directors.\n\nMeeting laws on private associations vary by state.  In most jurisdictions, the board of directors can adjourn to a private meeting to discuss personnel issues, litigation, contrat negotiations and members discipline.  This is not necessarily a complete list of topis because the laws of your state may be different.
1103331
If what you say is fact (which I will research after I answer this) Then I say I have a serious problem with a single ownership of media.  Just as I've always have had with the monopolies of the telephone companies.  We have only made the great strides and advancements we have in telecommunications because they broke up the monopolies.  Thanks for the heads up!
269224
It is a conflict of interest. But nothing will be done about it.  That is politics. Cheney also has a lot of political experience.  He has been involved with politics for a long time.  Governor of Wyoming, he was on the first President Bush staff and I believe he was on Presidents Nixon and Fords staff. (however don't quote me on that one it might have been a different president)
945538
It depends on your department.  A lot of departments don't care unless it affects you at work.  Some are totally against it and you will lose your job.  There is a good chance your department has an unofficial position on the subject.  It is wrong though, so I wouldn't recommend it.
1026720
I believe you are being moral..they are two totally different issues to deal with..and both have options and room for opinions..=)
228887
It sounds like it is controversial right now.  Check out the links below....
1073985
No! It is a downright conflict of interest.
80593
No good, my dear.  Get a new doc, then date the doc.  He should be concerned as well, he knows he should not date his clients, if he forgot, he needs to read up.  \n\nTo avoid sexual relationships or other inappropriate entanglements with patients and families. The value of avoiding conflicts of interest has never been questioned.\n\nI do not mock or condemn you, I amrried my lawyer,  just do what is right, we did.  It was a good decision.\n\nHappy love life!!
48391
hi mikki, it is not that Librans are undecided. They just tend to see both sides of an argument and hence take some time to work out the best action or rather a fairer decision over that matter.
165157
Sounds questionable in terms of legal and certainly not ethical.  I would discuss it with him and it that doesn't work then discuss it with the American Bar Association.
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It depends on many factors. Who started conducting business first? Does this other company have a State or a Federal trademark? Do you? Are you involved in the same industry? Is there a possibility that customers will be confused and assume that the 2 businesses are one and the same?\n\nAs you can see, it's almost impossible to answer emphatically questions relating to trademark issues because each situation varies from the next. If you feel you are infringing upon someone OR that someone is infringing upon you, consult a trademark attorney. It's best to present your situation to an attorney and not a general answer board. I'm happy to provide you a referral, just contact me.\n\nBest of luck to you!