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Strategies to Avoid Disputes within Ownership

Disputes among Shareholders ( or Members, Partners or other owners of a business) can cause costly disruptions to your business. Taking steps to prevent these disputes is crucial for all companies. Strategies for resolving shareholder disputes reduce the costs and disruptions from disagreements. A North Carolina business attorney can help. They...

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Starting a Business Partnership

Entering into a business partnership can be an exciting endeavor, as it allows for shared responsibilities, resources, and expertise.  However, it is crucial to approach partnerships with careful consideration and clear expectations, and hiring experienced North Carolina business attorneys to help you with the formation of your partnership can help you...

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Main Causes of Business Contract Disputes

Business contracts are legally enforceable agreements between parties. Contracts protect you and your company from liability. They also reduce the risk of costly disputes and litigation. Our North Carolina business litigation attorneys assist business owners in business contract disputes.

Unfortunately, predicting every possible dispute that could arise...

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Protecting Your Company From Retaliation Claims

North Carolina law protects employees who engage in certain protected activities from employer retaliation. A lawsuit claiming that your business retaliated against an employee is serious. If the employee is successful in court, the consequences could include significant damages and fees. Fortunately, there are ways to protect your business against these claims....

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What is a Guardianship in North Carolina?

A guardianship is a legal arrangement by which an individual (or, in some cases, a public agency) is appointed by a court to manage the personal affairs of, and make decisions for, someone who lacks the ability to do so. The individual or agency is known as a guardian. If there...

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