: Would it be easier to defend a case regarding real property or intellectual property?
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sometimes it is very hard to defend yourself in intellectual property cases because sometimes there are no tanglible proofs. intellectual property includes the protection of various kinds of information which is sometimes hard to prove. however, according to the law, certain types of intellectual property can be easily proven. for example, if you have a trademark you can prove it is yours if you proved precedence of usage. in copyright you have to prove that you published your work first, you dont even need registration. in patents and tradedresses you must have a registration document. protection in all forms of intellctual property is renewable (except in copyrights whose protection lasts for the life time of the author and 100 years after his death)\nin real property it is all different. because it depends more or less on tangible evidences and it is easir to establish your defence.
44092
Yes.Try to talking to a lawyer to get the fact's...
134974
Your case could be from a State supreme court.
878448
Depends. If you are selling, the benefits are obvious; exposure, advertising, etc. If you are buying, it depends on how much you know about certain things; for example, a realtor is responsible to let you know about certain things that an independent seller may 'overlook'; a leaky toilet a rotted foundation, etc. And fighting someone after you've bought the house may be tough. The person may claim they didn't know anything about the home's faults when they sold it to you. A realtor is less likely to take that chance for fear of lawsuits.
941340
Seems like a difficult win to me, but lawyers love class actions--call a couple and see if they are interested.  If your case has a chance, they'd love to represent you.
479838
Yes.\n\nPlease keep in mind that I am not an Attorney, I just play one here.
1072767
I hate to be a devils advocate but if I were you I would take it to a Real Estate lawyer, and quick! Most of them will give you a free consultation and if they think you have a good case they will take it on for a piece of the winnings.  A lot of them won't charge you if you lose.
1154823
thought about asking a lawyer?
143430
Having served on a murder jury already, I would choose to be on a case where there's a parking dispute or someone didn't pay their rent. Murder is hard. If you have the power to send someone to death, it is not as fun as it might seem.
368861
hire a patent attorney, to protect your rights.
152614
Easments and other areas of property law vary by state.  You should consult a local real estate attorney.
468096
Probably best to seek legal advice (lawyer).
498324
Barristral Immunity is becoming a issue: In commonwealth countries there is a tendency to say no immunity in civil cases in negligent preparation. The real issue is that : whether it would run the risk of double jeopardy. Its very hard to see the differences between a lawyer and other professional persons. Again this is a negligence issue and there is a general shift away from such immunity. Personally I'm all for it, not because its fair but because I'm a law student and it is in my best interest to keep it.
908601
You can, but unless there was a substantive error in law (and there doesn't appear to have been) you won't win the appeal, and will wind up out more money than you are now.\n\nI'd advice against it, but it's up to you.
878832
Contractual stipulations would bar the landlord from the property being occupied by the tenant under the law.  However, if it concerns the preservation or beautification of the property, the landlord could have a valid reason.  Mediation with your tenant is the first step and if the problem is not solved, filing of a case will be warranted.
366028
What sort of rights. I'm looking for a case to take on right now. Is there money involved?
958323
Right now, none unless you run into a legal problem and have to sue.