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Attorney Mysty Blagg joins Shipman Wright & Moore
Shipman Wright & Moore is pleased to announce that Mysty Blagg has joined the firm as an associate attorney. Mysty is experienced in helping healthcare professionals and companies achieve their strategic goals through her legal representation. With over twenty years of experience in the healthcare industry, Mysty brings a unique and valuable perspective to her…
Your Rights as a Taxpayer
Written By Attorney Joshua MacNamara Your Rights as a Taxpayer-North Carolina Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights Individuals and businesses often find themselves dealing with unexpected tax situations, asking the question… “What are my rights as a taxpayer?” In North Carolina, you are protected by a Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights, and which include: Right to Protection…
What is a Timber Deed?
Written By Attorney Joshua MacNamara What is a timber deed? A Timber Deed is a mechanism used to convey (sell and / or transfer) natural resources tied to a property without selling the property itself. In essence a timber deed is a contract to transfer the land’s assets (trees). As a contract, it…
The IRS Collection Process
Written By Attorney Joshua MacNamara IRS COLLECTION PROCESS The Internal Revenue Service collection process can be complicated to understand and navigate on your own. If you’ve received a notice, letter, or bill…take a breath…and don’t panic. You will be surprised to learn the IRS, contrary to what most people believe, is well organized and…
Recession and Your Business Lease Obligations
Written By Attorney Joshua MacNamara LEASES – LANDLORD & TENANT – DURING A RECESSION As business and office leaseholders navigate their operations post COVID and during this current inflationary rollercoaster, it is vitally important to manage and mitigate landlord and equipment lease issues and obligations (office, retail, and equipment) – BEFORE they get to…
Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022
Southeastern North Carolina is home to one of the largest and some of the most important military populations in the United States, including the Marine installation at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Marines, Sailors and their families stationed at Lejeune from mid – 1953 through 1987 were exposed to toxic chemicals and drank…
Shipman Wright & Moore opens Raleigh/Triangle Office
Our Raleigh / Triangle office will include Bankruptcy, Reorganization, Restructuring, Workout, and Tax Controversy services headed up by Attorney Joshua MacNamara. We counsel and represent individuals, independent contractors, small to mid-sized businesses, real estate owners, and Doctors with financial concerns or tax problems. Our goal is to keep clients operating in a financially manageable…
Gary Shipman named “Lawyer of the Year” for 2022 by Best Lawyers
Congratulations to Gary Shipman, who was recently named Best Lawyers “Lawyer of the Year” in 2022. Candidates nominated for consideration are voted on by currently recognized lawyers working in the same practice area and located in the same geographic region. “Lawyer of the Year” honors are awarded annually to only one lawyer per practice…
Polaris Recalls Off-Road Vehicles Due to Crash Hazard
Polaris Industries Inc. recalled about 8,800 RZR and General recreational off-road vehicles over severe crash concerns on Thursday 12/23. The recall listed on the US Consumer Product Safety Commission states the steering wheel can separate, resulting in a loss of control. Polaris has fielded 33 reports of broken or cracked steering wheel spokes, resulting…
What is Necrotizing Enterocolitis?
Necrotizing Enterocolitis is a condition that causes intestinal tissue to die, and it can also cause a hole in the intestine. Premature babies are at risk for necrotizing enterocolitis. The condition causes Bacteria can leak through this hole, causing severe abdominal infections. Switching to IV feedings can help. Some infants need surgery to remove…