Business Law

Starting a business in North Carolina is an exciting – and complicated – process. It’s normal to be overwhelmed by all of the steps that go into turning your business into a legit entity. An important thing to be aware of as you’re starting your business is the...

An LLC operating agreement is almost always worth having, even though it isn't required by North Carolina state law. This is a document that puts into writing the way you want to run your LLC, ensuring that everyone understands what they are agreeing to - and legally...

LLCs and partnerships in North Carolina are two of the possible business structures you could set up. They are similar but have a few key differences that you should know when you're choosing between the two. Personal liability One of the biggest deciding factors on...

When starting a business, it can be tempting to rely on your own business acumen. However, seeking assistance from other professionals could provide additional support and give your business a stronger foundation for future success. How can the help of an attorney...

Negotiating employee salaries is an issue that many employers face. As a business owner, you may have felt uncomfortable during these negotiations before. That's normal. However, it's important to understand that there are many employers who successfully negotiate...

North Carolina entrepreneurs may find that their businesses are thriving, but with so much growth can come growing pains. Did you know that small businesses can run into legal trouble just as much as multinational corporations? If you haven't thought about hiring a...

North Carolina and federal business laws establish certain responsibilities that employers owe to employees. Employer duties can be classified into three broad categories: Pay employees. Ensure fair treatment of employees. Keep employees safe. Pay employees One of the...

You might have heard horror stories of bad business partners causing trouble or even ruining an entire organization. However, partnerships are important for expansion of your business. Getting into deals with others is an unavoidable aspect of running your own...