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The use of “covenants not to compete,” or “non-compete agreements,” which limit former employees from working for a competitor are gaining in popularity and…

On June 4, 2014, Governor Pat McCrory signed into law a bill that will allow permits to be issued in North Carolina for gas…

The Marital Elective Share When a married person dies, North Carolina and many other states provide the surviving spouse with an elective share of…

The term “liquidated damages” describes an agreement between contracting parties to set a fixed monetary remedy in the event of breach of a contract. …

Despite a greater focus on prevention than ever before, privacy lapses and data security breaches continue to increase as a source of financial, legal,…

There are many different kinds of subpoenas—civil subpoenas, criminal subpoenas, federal subpoenas, state subpoenas.  This article addresses North Carolina state court civil subpoenas and…