Shawna Dye Culik
The Labor Day Deadline: Will Employers Win the Return to Office Debate?
Labor Day marks the end of the summer and the end of remote work for some as U.S. employers rally to get workers back in the office.
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Joe Dye Culik
The #1 Problem with Non-Compete Agreements in North Carolina
Though non-compete agreements may be invalid for potentially infinite reasons, one issue comes up time and time again – the non-compete rest
Olivia Noland
Who Should You Talk To When You're Thinking About Starting A Business?
Who Should You Talk To When You're Thinking About Starting A Business?
Joe Dye Culik
Structuring Earnouts in Asset Purchase Agreements When Buying and Selling a Business
One method for making the purchase price consistent with future performance is an “earnout provision.”
Annika Jordan Cole
Celebrating the History of Business in the United States of America
As the American Revolution came to an end, America was born on July 4th, 1776. Today we are celebrating the history of business in the US.
Joe Dye Culik
Seller Financing in Business Acquisitions – Should You Do It?
Seller financing sometimes becomes necessary if the buyer in acquisition does not have the full purchase price or cannot get a business loan
Olivia Noland
The Devil Is In The Details: Ancillary Agreements to a Purchase Agreement
There are different types of purchase agreements; therefore, it goes without saying that there may be several types of ancillary agreements
Olivia Noland
Cultural Fit: Identifying and Protecting Against Bias in Your Business
Cultural fit is characterized as the idea that business owners want employees whose behaviors, beliefs, and values are aligned with theirs.
Joe Dye Culik
Buying and Selling a Business: Asset Purchase Agreement or Stock Purchase?
There are different types of purchase agreements depending on the type of transaction; most notably, the asset purchase agreement and the st
Olivia Noland
It’s Just a Little Friendly (Non)Competition: Noncompete Agreements in NC
A noncompete agreement is a type of agreement between two parties, where one party promises not to engage in actions that would compete.
Olivia Noland
What is the North Carolina Business Opportunity Sales Act, and Does It Apply to Franchises?
This blog explains what the North Carolina Business Opportunity Sales Act is and if it applies to franchises.
Shawna Dye Culik
Bees and Business: Lessons on Organizational Efficiency and Growth
In this blog, we discuss the lessons on organizational efficiency and growth.
Joe Dye Culik
Top 4 Issues for Franchisees When Deciding to Take Legal Action Against Franchisors
This post explains the Top 4 Issues for Franchisees When Deciding to Take Legal Action Against Franchisors
DYE CULIK PC
Keep The Peace in Family Business: Four Tips to Overcome Conflict
In this blog we talk about four tips to help overcome conflict and keep the peace in family business.
Olivia Noland
Distribution Agreements: What Are They and Do You Need One?
On this blog we discuss what a distribution agreement is and if you need one.
DYE CULIK PC
Score! Helping Businesses Achieve Success
In this blog we discuss Score! Helping Businesses Achieve Success
Olivia Noland
TO FRANCHISE OR NOT TO FRANCHISE
In this post we discuss whether to franchise or not to franchise.
DYE CULIK PC
Challenges Women Face in the Workforce
In this post we review the Challenges Women Face in the Workforce.
Joe Dye Culik
Franchisees Entitled to Employee Protections from Franchisor, Says High Court
In this blog we discuss franchisees entitled to employee protections from franchisor.
Shawna Dye Culik
Collecting Debts From Customers: What Laws Do Businesses Need to Follow
In this blog we discuss collecting debts from customers and what laws businesses need to follow.