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The Basics of Pass-Thru Entities

Some businesses must pay income taxes. Some need not. Some businesses must file annual federal…

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Performing a “Commercially Useful Function”: Material Supplier Fined Nearly $5,000,000 under False Claims Act

Since 1983, federal statutory provisions have required that 10% of funds authorized for highway and…

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Non-Compete Agreements Need to Be Carefully Drafted!

Non-Compete clauses have been an important tool in business practice for many years, used primarily…

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Key Concepts for Litigation

While sitting in a complex mediation recently, key words on which attorneys and clients alike…

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KEY PROVISIONS IN A CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT

Contracts can be created with a simple conversation of a verbal offer an acceptance between…

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Legislature Looking at Lien Law … Again

Have you ever started the lien process only to discover that the entity for which…

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LIEN LAW REVIEW: HOW ARE THE REVISIONS WORKING?

In 2012, the North Carolina General Assembly passed significant changes to Chapter 44A of the…

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LITTLE MILLER ACT: PAYMENT BOND CLAIMS IN NORTH CAROLINA

Projects funded by North Carolinians’ tax dollars are not subject to mechanic’s liens, so the…

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Living Through a Home Renovation

A home renovation opens up new opportunities to update and enjoy your house.  You are…

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North Carolina Mechanic’s Liens and Payment Bonds

Hannah Sheridan Loughridge & Cochran’s attorneys enjoy extensive experience associated with filing mechanic’s lien claims, demanding…

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