Celebrating National Black Business Month this month by visiting and supporting some of the wonderful Charlotte area black-owned businesses.

Zoom Returns to the Office! Legal Considerations if Your Business is Still Team Remote

Everything you say can be used against you, and that includes social media. Don't let social media work against your legal case.

Charlotte, North Carolina's top industries continue to grow, making the Queen City a leader in business economic growth and stability.

Welcoming Attorney Bradley Harrah to the Dye Culik PC team. Bradley practices in the areas of business law, franchise law, and litigation.

The Crucial Role of a Letter of Intent in Mergers & Acquisitions: Protecting Your Business Interests

There are 934,604 small businesses in North Carolina, equaling 99.6% of all businesses in the state. Small businesses employ 1.7 million peo

One of the best things entrepreneurs and corporate refugees can do when going into business for themselves is purchase an existing business

Any business acquisition has risks, but a smart businessperson looks for those risks that can be avoided

It is important first to understand the meaning, purpose, and potential functions of a corporate board of directors.

The more you plan, the more business confidence and strength you have, bringing more luck and security in revenue, growth, or relationships

The main legal document when buying and selling a business is the Asset Purchase Agreement (or an APA, for short).

The employee handbook is one of the most important tools for employers for setting expectations and adhering to state guidelines and employe

If you are buying or selling a business, one of the preliminary documents often discussed is a Letter of Intent (LOI, for short).

Construction lawsuits and disputes have numerous aspects that must all be handled correctly in order to prevail on your defense

North Carolina recently secured its spot as a leader for Best Business Climate in Business Facilities' 2022 State Rankings Report. This vict

What is a shareholder (or member) derivative lawsuit and how can it protect the minority owners in a business?

Labor Day marks the end of the summer and the end of remote work for some as U.S. employers rally to get workers back in the office.

Though non-compete agreements may be invalid for potentially infinite reasons, one issue comes up time and time again – the non-compete rest

Who Should You Talk To When You're Thinking About Starting A Business?