Contractor disputes are unfortunately common in South Carolina. Click here to learn more about how to handle them.
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Tennessee Contractor Fraud: How To Identify, Prevent, And Take Legal Action
Contractor fraud can devastate a family. Click here for tips on prevention and options for legal remedy.
Mario and Licenses: Do You Really Own Your Video Games?
When you walk into a store and buy an apple, you own the apple. When you walk into a store and buy a TV, you own the TV. When you buy a PlayStation, an Xbox, or a Nintendo Switch, you…
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Purchase Permits for Handguns No Longer Required in North Carolina
North Carolina residents will no longer need a permit from the local sheriff to buy a handgun or small pistol. The North Carolina legislature on Wednesday overrode the Governor’s veto — a first since 2018. The House voted 71-46 to…
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Understanding Partition Law in Tennessee
Property disputes can commonly arise between owners of neighboring properties. However, in some instances, property disputes can arise between owners of the same piece of property.
Understanding Adverse Possession in Tennessee: What You Need to Know
Adverse possession is a legal concept that allows someone to claim ownership of land if they use it for a long time under certain conditions, even if it originally belonged to someone else.
Adverse Possession in Tennessee
The idea of adverse possession comes from the statute of limitations. The statute of limitations is the maximum amount of time available to sue someone.in Tennessee.
The Risks and Benefits of Being a Sole Proprietor in Tennessee
Starting a business as a sole proprietor is the most straightforward and common way to establish a small business
in Tennessee.
Tennessee’ Small Business Law: Formation, Compliance, and Growth
Small Business Landscape: Tennessee boasts a vibrant small business ecosystem, contributing significantly to the state’s economy and job creation.
Navigating Non-Competes After the FTC’s Ban
Employers across the US, including in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, have for years used the tool of the covenant not to compete, sometimes called “non-competes,” to ensure that information and skills developed throughout the term of employment are…
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