Cultural fit is characterized as the idea that business owners want employees whose behaviors, beliefs, and values are aligned with theirs.

There are different types of purchase agreements depending on the type of transaction; most notably, the asset purchase agreement and the st

A noncompete agreement is a type of agreement between two parties, where one party promises not to engage in actions that would compete.

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

This post explains the four most important terms when settling a lawsuit for your business.

This post celebrates women in business in Charlotte, NC

Arbitration is defined by the North Carolina court system as an “informal legal proceeding held before a neutral court official."

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

The Benefits of Litigating Your Business Lawsuit in Federal Court

3 Ways Shareholder Agreements Can Protect the Rights of Owners of Close Corporations

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.

An asset purchase agreement is typically used when buying or selling a business. Here we discuss three of the most important provisions.

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

Conducting due diligence on a company you're purchasing in an asset or stock purchase agreement is an important step. Don't skip it!

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

Superior Court Case Underscores Importance of LLC Member Right to Inspect Company Records

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.

NC requires all non-compete agreements to be put in writing and signed to be enforceable. However, there are reasonable protection measures.