Nobody expects another to work for nothing, and when you perform a service, you are owed a payment. Paying for services rendered is the basis of the free-enterprise system in North Carolina, and throughout the U.S. So you may be likely to both understand and support a...
Month: June 2018
Who pays for that construction delay?
That question may be what makes this topic one of the most common sources of disputes in the construction industry. You would think that, since these disputes are so common, they would be easy to navigate. Unfortunately, that is often not the case.The confusion and...
Resolving a dispute with a subcontractor
Disputes arise over construction projects for many different reasons and our blog has delved into this topic carefully. However, those who run a construction business encounter all sorts of other issues, such as disputes with subcontractors. As with other construction...
Renter’s rights when repairs are needed
People who rent their home, townhome, condo or apartment dwelling in North Carolina know that they are not amassing equity in a residence or property but they do get to enjoy a level of freedom when it comes to having primary responsibility for maintaining a property....
What characteristics should you look for in a good tenant?
You have recently invested in a rental property with plans to accumulate more in North Carolina. Your next step is finding tenants to live in the property so you can enjoy the financial profits. Doing your research and holding your renters to a high standard will help...
What are the different types of construction contracts?
If you're involved in the construction industry in North Carolina, you're likely aware that construction contracts are an essential element of the process. Because these documents are so important, it's important for contractors to know the different types of...
What damages can you seek in a breach of contract lawsuit?
A company has breached the contract between it and your North Carolina company, and it cost you. In fact, your bottom line has taken such a hit, you may be wondering whether your business will even recover. According to FindLaw, you may be able to recover your...