When commercial disputes arise in North Carolina, litigation may seem like the only option. However, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, such as mediation, offer a more efficient and cost-effective way to resolve conflicts. For expert guidance through the complex commercial dispute resolution process, our North Carolina commercial mediation attorneys can provide...
Category: Business Law
Protecting Your Business: Proactive Legal Strategies to Prevent Litigation
Business litigation is expensive and can disrupt business operations. It is time-consuming and stressful to deal with a lawsuit. However, a business may be able to avoid some lawsuits by using proactive legal strategies to protect the business. In this blog, our North Carolina business attorneys discuss several legal strategies to...
The Impact of E-Commerce on Commercial Litigation: What Businesses Need to Know
E-commerce has opened an entirely near area of commercial litigation. While business owners should always ensure they comply with the law, they must be aware of specific issues related to e-commerce as they conduct business online. Our North Carolina business attorneys discuss five legal issues businesses need to know about...
FinCen (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network)
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued a scam alert related to the Corporate Transparency Act. It is crucial that business owners take steps to avoid becoming victims of this fraudulent attempt to solicit information. Our North Carolina business attorneys discuss the scam alert in this blog and how to...
What Are the Main Causes of Partnership Disputes?
A partnership can be a profitable endeavor for two or more individuals. However, when partners disagree, the success and profits of the business could be in jeopardy. Our North Carolina business attorneys discuss common partnership disputes in this blog. We also discuss ways you can avoid partnership...
Associate Vanessa Furches Admitted to North Carolina State Bar Association
Vanessa Furches, an associate at Patrick, Harper & Dixon, LLP, has been admitted to the North Carolina State Bar Association on October 3, 2023. Her legal practice specializes in corporate, commercial real estate, transactional, and general business law, and she brings a diverse background in criminal law and immigration law to the...
Why You Need an Attorney to Draft Your Business Contracts
We realize that running your own business successfully means saving money on expenses. If you work with a lawyer to write the contracts for your company, you can save money by avoiding costly mistakes.
This blog will talk about why you need an attorney to draft your business contracts....
How to Rectify a Breach of Fiduciary Case
A fiduciary is an individual or corporate entity that has a duty to act with loyalty, care, and good faith for someone based on an established relationship. The fiduciary duty obligates the fiduciary to act in the best interest of the party owed the duty of care. Examples of fiduciaries include...
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...
Steps You Should Take When Preparing to Sell Your Business
Selling your business is a significant milestone, often filled with emotions and strategic considerations. As North Carolina business attorneys, we understand the weight of this decision. It's not just about closing a chapter but also about ensuring the legacy of your hard work is well-preserved and continues to thrive under new...