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Maths software for the computer. They are being sued for $800k by Ingrid Burgam
It's possible, depending on the type of debt and if the state's SOL is applicable. Generally if it is a valid debt, the debtor can still be sued even though the first suit ended in a hardship dismissal or the debtor was deemed execution proof.
No. Your employer would be responsible, although you may face difficulties if you intentionally made something dangerous so that it would cause injury.
The answer depends on the units sued for 472.9 It should be obvious that 472.9 centimetres and 472.9 inches, for example, will round to different answers.
The sp55 datacard Plus Printing is a device used for single sided or double sided printing. They are sued for printing ID cards in colour, monochrome and black and white.