As a credit manager, are you considering what you need to do to prepare your company for the reception experts continue to forecast? Hannah Sheridan & Cochran’s lawyers recently teamed with NACM South Atlantic, and Thea Dudley, the Credit Overlord,…
In the course of forming or running a Corporation or LLC, the directors or managers may see it as advantageous to advertise or otherwise operate their business under a name different from that it was originally formed under. In North…
For the past two years, HSC partner Nan Hannah served as Major Gifts Chair for the Taylor and NW Cary Family YMCAs' We Build People (WBP) annual campaign. The funds raised support programs offered by the two YMCAs offering tutorial…
Hannah Sheridan & Cochran, LLP is proud to be a sponsor of North Carolina's bid to host the 2027 FISU World University Games. As part of that effort, Nan Hannah, in her role as Chair of the Triangle Sports Commission,…
As our world grows ever-more reliant on technology and the convenience it provides, North Carolina has recently taken a major step related to notary services. House Bill 776, which has a short title of “Remote Electronic Notarization”, has been signed…
In recent headlines, we learned that the “Naming Commission” created by Congress to consider new names for military bases named after Confederate officers has suggested a new name for Fort Bragg, which could become “Fort Liberty.” It will be interesting…
Introduction You have a great business idea for a business and you’ve decided to make it a reality. Good for you! What are the next steps? There are lots of things to consider when starting a business. Funding, marketing, and…
We’re excited to announce that Jared Willis has joined our legal team at Hannah Sheridan & Cochran. Jared is passionate about continuing his contract specialty, but specializes in all areas of law at Hannah, Sheridan, & Cochran. Jared’s enthusiasm for…
Timelines & Date Calculations Liens (Private Projects) Notice to Lien Agent 15 days from the first date of furnishing for absolute protection If furnishing, within 15 days before closing, then ASAP, but not more than within 15 days of first…
Your company is owed thousands (or millions!) in past due balances. What do you do? Where do you start? Commercial collections involve collecting accounts, notes or other evidences of indebtedness for the purchase of goods or services not used for…
2022 is only twelve weeks old and already it has found its own concerning rhythm. While the past two years have been fraught with public health concerns, 2022’s issues seem to be pointing to economic headwinds. Whether those headwinds arise…
Wake County Bar Association Virtual Memorial Session of Court We’re honored that the Wake County Bar Association (WCBA) featured our partner and friend, Paul Sheridan, in their virtual memorial session of court. Brian Oten, Memorials Committee Chair, shared what a…
Introduction Creating a new Business Entity can seem complicated and confusing. Where do you start? Luckily, the process is the same regardless of industry. Any organization can use these simple steps to create their own business entity. In this post,…
Prior to the start of a project, it is smart for subcontractors to ensure that they are protected from future issues which could cost them money and cause frustration. Below are a few key terms that should be included in…
In February 2020, the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 became effective, implementing a new pathway for small businesses to file bankruptcy. Codified in Subchapter V of Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code, this subchapter initially applied to…