Can Your Contractor’s License Limit Recovery for the Work You Completed?
In North Carolina, contractors are required to be licensed in order to bid on, construct, manage or superintend the construction […]
Read AnalysisAn Alternative Method to Disputing Claims — Arbitration
Arbitration can be an alternative to trial litigation, especially in construction disputes. Our attorneys can guide you through the arbitration […]
Read AnalysisUptown Charlotte Full of Construction Activity in 2015-2016 (Pt. 1 of 2)
Be prepared for many changes in the landscape and skyline of uptown Charlotte, NC over the next few years. The […]
Read AnalysisAre the Workers Misclassified as Independent Contractors? (Part 2 of 2)
[Previously in Part 1, we discussed the impact of the mischaracterization of employees as independent contractors and various government action to […]
Read AnalysisAre You Misclassifying Your Workers as Independent Contractors? (Part 1 of 2)
Background In 2009, The American Recovery & Reinvestment Act, better known as the 2009 Stimulus Package, infused $840 billion into […]
Read AnalysisOwners of 100-pound Dogs Charged with 2nd-Degree Murder in Fatal Attack
There was a story written in the ABA Journal about a Michigan couple who were charged with 2nd-degree murder because […]
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