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I would have been lost without their help, they kept me up to date on everything with my Workman's Comp. The staff, Tena and Sarah have been so great with all the paperwork. Mr. Fischer and Mark are great with the legal system and will represent you to the fullest extent....

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Hey, Vsauce. Michael here. Gregory W. Nemitz registered some land containing 492 quintillion dollars worth of platinum. The land was right here... well, over here - an asteroid named 433 Eros. Not a single sovereign nation on earth recognizes human claims to extraterrestrial real estate, but he did it anyway. And then, less than a year later, NASA landed a probe on the asteroid. They called it the first asteroid we had ever landed a probe on. Nemitz called it "parking space number 29" and promptly sent NASA a 20 dollar parking ticket. But so far, NASA and the US Attorney General have dismissed the fine, saying that his claim to own the asteroid is without legal merit. But why?
Plenty of organizations exists that will gladly take your money in return for land on the Moon, Venus, Mars. And if you had enough money to go to the Moon, nothing is legally stopping you from moving there, building a house with a significant other, having some kids and turning your Moon house into a Moon home. It wouldn't be trespassing or squatting or stealing. The 1979 Moon Treaty says that no one can own any part of outer space ever, but only 11 states have signed it. However, 129 nations have signed and/or ratified the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which says that outer space is not subject to national appropriation. It says nothing about a private individual or a company owning part of outer space. But without the recognition and support of at least one sovereign nation, what does ownership really mean?
I mean, I can claim anything I want. I can claim to own Prospect Park in Brooklyn, but just saying that I do or even moving there and living in Prospect Park wouldn't entitle me to the rights that usually go along with ownership, unless someone with a bunch of power agreed that I owned it and could enforce that ownership and keep others from claiming to also own it. In the past, explorers had few qualms about claiming to own land, even if other humans were already there, because they had power on their side - mainly plenty of guns, Germs and Steel. To paraphrase con artist Canada Bill Jones, "you know what beats four aces? A gun." Or as @lawblob pointed out, McDonald's actually does serve breakfast after 10:30, if you have a gun. If you claimed some land on the Moon as your own and moved in, would you also have to hire your own lunar police and Cislunar military to defend it and to keep others from challenging your claim? Pretty much.

We have used Mr. Fischer and Mr. Manno on several occasions. They are very professional and care about their clients. Always on the ball returning calls and always answering any question you may have. This law firm will fight for you and will always have your best interest at heart. We were never in the dark on what was going on. We were always told what to expect and what steps had to be taken. We were very pleased of the out come in every situation that we had with them. We will always be grateful to Mr. Manno for his hard work and determination. And of course the awesome ladies in the office are great Tina, thank you for always being so kind and making us feel like we were special. Sarah thank you for always taking our calls and being so nice and caring.