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Bradley Harrah | Attorney
The Prudent Tenant in Commercial Leasing: Delivery of the Leased Premises
One issue in commercial leasing that deserves special consideration is the delivery of the leased premises, as explained in this article.
Shawna Dye Culik
Stop Legal Issues Before They Happen: Plan Ahead and Implement the Prenups of Business
Just as prenups protect individuals in a marriage, having business prenups, contracts and agreements, in place can safeguard your business.
Joe Dye Culik
Top 3 Issues Franchisees Should Consider Before Terminating the Relationship With Their Franchisor
What are some of the top issues franchisees should consider before terminating the relationship with their franchisor and end the franchise
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
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What is Arbitration and When Should You Use it in NC?
Arbitration is defined by the North Carolina court system as an “informal legal proceeding held before a neutral court official."
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NC Court Reviews Noncompete Provisions in an Employment Agreement
NC requires all non-compete agreements to be put in writing and signed to be enforceable. However, there are reasonable protection measures.
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What to Watch for in a Commercial Lease
Office leases are often one of the largest expenses for businesses, and care should be taken to make sure it is right for your business.
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What to do About Negative Reviews About Your Business
Nonetheless, if you own a business, you are bound to receive a few negative reviews. The question is, what can you do about them?
Joe Dye Culik
Appeals Fail in Arbitration of Most Business Disputes, So Get It Right the First Time
In a lawsuit between the buyer and seller of a business pursuant to an asset purchase agreement, a decision from the Court of Appeals...
Joe Dye Culik
What is a “Force Majeure” Clause and How Can It Help Your Business During the Coronavirus Crisis?
Most contracts have a force majeure clause stating that if a force majeure occurs then the parties’ contractual obligations are waived.
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