Business
Why Personal Injury Cases End Up in Trial
After suffering a personal injury in a car crash most people want to move on as quickly as possible and put the accident behind them. This leads to most people taking a settlement that is not fair and does not provide what is needed after someone is hurt. It is a fast and efficient way…
Read MoreAlternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution techniques are popular methods to resolve legal issues without going to trial. Two of the most common techniques are arbitration and mediation. But what are the differences between the two? Arbitration Another alternative dispute resolution mechanism is arbitration. This process is basically a simplified version of a full trial after parties finish…
Read MoreServing as a Corporate Registered Agent
An incorporated business is recognized by the law as a person with rights and responsibilities. A human being has multiple organs that all have different functions with the common goal of keeping the human alive. A corporation, in theory, is very similar – multiple people in various branches of the company with different jobs all…
Read MoreTrademark and Copyright Infringement Information For North Carolina Business Owners
Trademark and copyright infringement can threaten a product’s market and is a serious offense in North Carolina and the rest of the country. Trademark and copyright infringers will usually deny any wrongdoing. If you are a trademark or copyright owner and you believe that another party is infringing, you may be able to sue for…
Read More6 Easy Steps To A North Carolina Green Business
Starting or operating a green business in Asheville, North Carolina is easier than you may think. It not only helps the environment but saves you money by conserving resources and cutting down on waste. If you are in the process of starting your new business or you’re an already established business, here are 6 helpful…
Read MoreThe Facts About Contracts
A business settles and finalizes its deals with contracts. These are the written documents that represent a business’s risk management and are signed to prevent future business litigation. Contracts are used for deals like new partnerships, confidentiality agreements, shareholders agreements and customer contracts. In more simple terms, a contract is an agreement to do something…
Read MoreDisability Lawyers and ERISA: Eight Common Questions
Any reputable disability lawyer will tell you that when ERISA is concerned you have a full range of legal rights, but the procedures for enforcing those rights are very complex. Many plans have arbitration clauses that limit your ability to get relief in court. The best way to avoid hidden dangers and successfully pursue your…
Read MoreProtect Your North Carolina Corporation With Nondisclosure & Confidentiality Agreements
To protect the interests of your North Carolina corporation or small business and keep truly important information confidential, you might not want to share any information. That hesitation is understandable; it is not uncommon for others to use that information for their own benefit. But how would your business grow? Third parties include sub-contractors, distributors,…
Read MoreCritical Steps To Forming Your North Carolina Corporation
In North Carolina and other states across the country, a business will usually form a corporation to protect itself and its owners against claims and lawsuits. By definition a corporation is a legal entity that is created under the laws of the state of North Carolina designed to establish the entity as a separate legal…
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