What legally constitutes a television production company?

[TX2MEDIA]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida, Miami-Dade & Palm Beach counties

 

[quincy]

Huh?

 

[Antigone*]

Huh?

Should we bust out the hamster???

 

[quincy]

Signs point to yes.

 

[TX2MEDIA]

Wow!!! Thanks for ALL the help guys... I have a feeling it sucks more to be you. So this forum is not about advice, just ego flexing? Got it! Good bye!

 

[Antigone*]

Wow!!! Thanks for ALL the help guys... I have a feeling it sucks more to be you. So this forum is not about advice, just ego flexing? Got it! Good bye!

All right Q, I'll get the hamster, you get the wheel.

 

[You Are Guilty]

Oh wow, I have a very similar issue.

What legally constitutes "red"? Does pink count? What about mauve? Puce? Vermilion? Fuchia?

This is for the state of Florida too.

 

[Antigone*]

Oh wow, I have a very similar issue.

What legally constitutes "red"? Does pink count? What about mauve? Puce? Vermilion? Fuchia?

This is for the state of Florida too.

For you my dear friend, YAG, Q and I will build you a whole hamster town, not just a chinzty wheel

 

[quincy]

In most Florida counties, puce counts.

 

[asiny]

And, whilst I agree with everyone above, to the OP... you never actually posted a legal question - more of a business question with no legal position.

Come back with an actual question that has legal issues and you will see how helpful the users here can be.

 

[Hot Topic]

You can bet the poster will be back to see what kind of responses he/she got to the question.

A better question would be, "What legally constitutes a poster to a free advice website?"