New Certificate of Assumed Name Statutes
New Certificate of Assumed Name Statutes North Carolina has revised its law regarding the use of assumed business names. The new Article 14A of Chapter 66 in the NC General Statutes became [...]
The Dangers of Spray Polyurethane Foam
The Dangers of Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF): Why Homeowners Should Think Twice About Installing SPF in Their Homes. Homeowners are often told by contractors that spray polyurethane foam (SPF) is [...]
Design Specifications v. Performance Specifications: Why Control Matters
Construction contracts necessarily involve large amounts of time, money, and work, making the allocation of risk in the contract important to those investing their efforts into the project. There [...]
Do you have a “Construction Defect”?
The term “construction defect” may vary from state to state by statute or common law. Generally speaking, the term “construction defect” is broader than just the failure to construct a building [...]
New Construction Defects
Have you recently bought a newly constructed home? Did you immediately begin noticing defects on the exterior or interior of the home, or on the property itself? Have your communications with the [...]
Construction Contracts- some things to consider
Construction contracts necessarily involve large amounts of time, money, and work, making the allocation of risk in the contract important to those investing their efforts into the project. There [...]