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A Merger-Acquisition Gone Wrong

Once in a while, an attorney hears both sides of a sad story. Recently, our firm obtained a sizable judgment against a debtor. Subsequently, we learned that company had sold its assets to a competitor for a seven-figure sum. That…

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Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Admission

Hannah Sheridan & Cochran is proud to announce that Chad Cochran has been admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Please join us in congratulating Chad on this exciting next step.

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Pathway to a Monetary Judgment

            If an individual or a corporate entity is owed money from another individual or corporate entity, taking legal action could potentially lead to the entry of a judgment against the party which owes you,…

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The Post-Judgment Toolbox: Charging Orders

Collections matters in North Carolina, even after a Judgment in the creditor’s favor, can often be a tough nut to crack unfortunately. Which is why it can be important to know what instruments are at your disposal to provide the…

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Construction Contract Considerations

Any contract that is entered into should be carefully reviewed to fully understand the scope and terms contained therein. However, when it comes to contracts for construction, there are certain key provisions that should be focused on due to their…

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Signing a Document “under seal”

Ever signed a document with the word “seal” next to the signature line in parenthesis? Historically a document being signed under seal goes back to historical English law and their use of wax on documents to provide a seal, which…

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The Business World, It Is A’changing

A client recently called to discuss workplace and remote policy issues and how best to memorialize those policies. In a world that is relying upon remote work more and more, one of the questions asked caused me to dig into…

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Launch of eCourts

Monday, February 13, 2023 marked a monumental day for the Court System of the State of North Carolina. This date marked the debut of eCourts in four (4) pilot counties: Wake, Johnston, Harnett, and Lee. The launch of eCourts begins…

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