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Judgments can be notoriously difficult to collect, but attorney Joe Davies examines the recent ruling by the NC Cou… https://t.co/gt5w7uag6s
Judgments can be notoriously difficult to collect, but attorney Joe Davies examines the recent ruling by the NC Cou… https://t.co/uGzHcgDMBq
Legal doctrines develop over time, with judges determined to allocate blame and risk fairly. One such doctrine – an old one – is… Read More
Although electronic signatures have maintained an “equivalent to paper signature” status in North Carolina since 1998, their current use in commerce has remained… Read More
This article was originally published in the International Society of Primerus Law Firms – Paradigm Magazine. For the published edition, please click… Read More
The North Carolina Creditors Bar Association (“NCCBA”) is a specialty bar association that provides support to attorneys… Read More
It’s rarely good news when your customer files a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. However, when it happens, you can prevent a bad situation from… Read More
This appeal began with the filing of the two now infamous cases, In re Harrelson Utilities, Inc. No. 09-028158 (E.D.N.C. Bankr. July 30,… Read More
In North Carolina, a mechanic’s and material man’s lien relates back to his/her first date of furnishing for the purposes of establishing… Read More
Eminent Domain is when the government, or in some instances a private entity, takes private property for public purposes. For centuries all levels… Read More
There is a tradition in the law that things are not always as they seem. We think of liens as simply “which came… Read More
Subcontractors may encounter difficulties in collecting payments for work performed on construction projects. However, a subcontractor is not left out in the cold… Read More
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