Commercial Litigation Articles
Defending Against Unfair Trade Practices Claims in North Carolina
Business disputes do not always arise from breached contracts or negligence claims. In North Carolina, allegations involving unfair or deceptive business conduct may also give rise to claims under the North Carolina Unfair and Deceptive…
Common Contract Disputes and How to Avoid Them
Contracts form the foundation of nearly every business relationship. Whether purchasing goods, providing professional services, leasing commercial property, or entering into strategic partnerships, businesses rely on contracts to establish expectations and reduce uncertainty. Yet many…
Understanding Tort Law in North Carolina
What is Tort Law? Tort law is a branch of civil law that addresses wrongful acts resulting in harm to another person, property, or reputation. These cases typically involve one party seeking compensation for damages…
What to Expect in Civil Litigation: A Simplified Step-by-Step Guide
Civil litigation can be a daunting process for individuals and businesses alike. Understanding the key phases of a lawsuit and how to prepare for each phase is crucial to protecting your interests. This guide provides…
Preparing for Litigation: Best Practices for Corporate Clients
Understanding Litigation for Corporate Clients Litigation can be a complex and resource-intensive process, particularly for corporate clients. Whether the matter involves a breach of contract, intellectual property dispute, or regulatory compliance issue, companies must be…
Navigating Complex Commercial Litigation in North Carolina
Understanding Commercial Litigation in North Carolina Commercial litigation encompasses a wide range of disputes arising between businesses. Common issues include: Contract Disputes: Contract disputes encompass matters such as breach of contract, non-compete violations, supply chain…
Top Mistakes to Avoid in Civil Lawsuits
Civil lawsuits can be complicated, time-consuming, and expensive. Making avoidable mistakes during litigation can weaken your case and lead to unfavorable outcomes. This article highlights some of the most common errors individuals and businesses make…
Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements
On January 1, 2024, the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) came into effect imposing federal reporting requirements on many small businesses. The CTA was passed by Congress in 2021 to enhance transparency of business structures and…