This blog explains what the North Carolina Business Opportunity Sales Act is and if it applies to franchises.

In this blog we talk about four tips to help overcome conflict and keep the peace in family business.

On this blog we discuss what a distribution agreement is and if you need one.

In this blog we discuss franchisees entitled to employee protections from franchisor.

In this blog we discuss collecting debts from customers and what laws businesses need to follow.

This blog will discuss the three most common North Carolina business lawsuits.

This blog discusses the five ways to celebrate women's history month.

This blog talks about the common misconceptions under North Carolina ABC law.

This post explains what a “distribution” is with a limited liability company, how distributions are determined, and the legal limits.

This post describes one of the most important provisions in any LLC operating agreement: a buy-sell agreement.

This post explains the 3 top reasons for transferring your investment property into an LLC.

In North Carolina a corporation is required to be governed by a Board of Directors, but the corporation is also permitted, in certain circum

One of the first decisions you must make when starting a business is the type of entity you want your business to be - LLC or Corporation.

Thinking of starting a North Carolina food truck business? Consider state, county, and city requirements first.

What is ABC Law? It encompasses the regulations and requirements on a local, state, and federal level for alcohol sales.

North Carolina Business Court decision shows importance of an operating agreement for your LLC

No matter the reason, if your company gets sued, there are a few things you should keep in mind to survive the lawsuit.

An Annual Report is a simple form a business must file each year so the state can maintain current records of your business.

New electronic ways to accept payments are becoming the new norm in most cities. Below are ways to safely and legally accept credit cards.

The lack of cybersecurity makes businesses such easy targets for criminals. Fortunately, there are ways to protect against these attacks.