For business owners who have elected to terminate an employee, and that employee files for unemployment, there is often some concern about the impact on
When a corporation, LLC, or S-Corp is involved in a lawsuit, can an agent appear in court on the corporation’s behalf? The answer in North
When an employee is injured at work, he or she typically has a right to file a workers compensation claim with the North Carolina Industrial
Organizing a business as a limited liability company (LLC) is beneficial for small businesses to protect individuals from personal liability. LLCs generally protect company debts
For many startups, it can be impossible to obtain credit without offering a personal guarantee of an owner or officer. If the business is unsuccessful,
You are probably familiar with the phrase “punitive damages,” but you may not quite understand what it means and the types of cases where such damages are
Whether you are the sole member of a small limited liability company or the president of an international corporation, the chances are that you will
Do you need a lawyer but may not be able to pay an hourly fee? The majority of people who are forced to consider filing
Whether you are a startup or an established company with hundreds of outstanding accounts receivable, the collection of AR and other unpaid debts is a
The question of whether a business’s workers are employees or independent contractors is a common issue for small businesses. A worker’s employment status creates numerous