When creating a business relationship or following through with a deal, it is critical that the details are correct. This is particularly true when creating business contracts that spell out the terms of the relationship or transaction. In most cases, business owners...

When a North Carolina company gains a considerable amount of success, it often has more than enough work to go around. Unfortunately, that may mean that there are not enough employees to handle the workload, even if it is just a temporary surge in activity. In such...

Most types of businesses in North Carolina will eventually need legal documentation for agreements made between the company and other entities, whether they are other businesses, clients or employees. These agreements are often stipulated in official contracts that...

Many people who own a business in North Carolina may assume that when they retire or pass away that their children will take over the company. There are some instances where that is precisely what happens, but not always. Some parents may incorrectly assume that their...

A business requires protection for certain proprietary information. Without it, employees could take valuable knowledge or resources to a competitor. This is why noncompete agreements are used by all kinds of businesses across North Carolina. However, this is a part...

New businesses in North Carolina have to contend with many different kinds of legal matters, and contracts are just one facet of that. Recently, a great deal of discussion has centered around one certain type of contract law: non-disclosure agreements. NDAs primarily...

When people create a new business, they have several different matters they have to juggle. Though contracts may be one of the last things on a business owner’s mind, they can be important, as different kinds of contracts are needed for different parts of a business....

As a North Carolina entrepreneur and business owner, you and your attorney likely spend a fair amount of time negotiating written contracts between your company and your various customers, employees, suppliers, distributors, etc. As you already know, a contract is a...

One of the most important parts of putting together a business partnership is providing for ways for the partnership to end. Business partnerships do not last forever, and an abrupt end to the partnership that you are not prepared for could cause serious harm to your...

To ensure that both sides meet the expectations of an agreement, they often enter into a contract in North Carolina. Contracts are often broken by things such as financial problems or simple delays. When a breach of contract occurs, you have several options for how to...