Not enough information: owner of what? Lawsuit about what?
For example: If you're the new owner of a building that has violated some ordinance, then yes, you will probably be responsible. If it's a personal claim against the previous owner of property for some accident liability, then no, you are not responsible for what happened before. On the other hand, there may be a lien on the property because of the lawsuit filed, or you could have purchased an entire business with all of its assets AND LIABILITIES in gross, and good luck with that.
I am actually in the process of buying a business with a pending lawsuit and through my consultation with several attorneys, I have found the answer to be yes. There are circumstances which this would not be the case, but as a general rule, the new owner will incur the liability from a pending lawsuit.
It depends on what the lawsuit is about but most likely no.
The president of a company told the accountants not to include in the annual report any information about a pending lawsuit.
YES!!!!
Since the purpose of a lis pendens is to alert future purchasers and/or mortgagees of a property about a lawsuit affecting the property, it cannot be filed in cases where there is no lawsuit. A lis pendens recorded with no reference to a pending lawsuit has no legal impact on the property and can be ignored.
YEs
If there are any lawsuit pending againts any prior owner of cars that people owed on there cars with GAP insure
A pending lawsuit would not affect the financial statements. However, if the company is paying extra for lawyer fees and other expenses related to the lawsuit, then these expenses would be recorded in expenses. The lawsuit would only affect the financial statements if a settlement is made and the company has to pay, another expense.
Yes there are many services that will pay you an advance on pending litigation proceeds.
If you want part of the proceeds, then it has to be part of the divorce agreement. However if the lawsuit was filed after separation, it may be out of your reach. Check in with your lawyer.
Depending on the circumstances of your lawsuit and the type of lawsuit, there are various options that you may qualify for. Most litigation funding companies offer non-recourse lawsuit loans for a pending or settled lawsuit. A non-recourse lawsuit advance is a loan that only needs to be repaid if you win or settle your lawsuit otherwise nothing is owed to the funding company. To qualify for lawsuit loans no credit or employment is required, so long as you have a lawsuit. Obtaining a lawsuit loan for your lawsuit is as simple as picking up the phone and applying.
The local court clerk can answer your question.
On the registered agent in whatever state your lawsuit is pending in. Check with your secretary of state to find that person.