Feb 2, 2026 | Business Law
For most businesses, the name on the door, the code behind the product, and the process nobody else knows how to run are worth more than the equipment in the building. Those assets are intellectual property. And if they aren’t protected, they can be copied,...
Jan 19, 2026 | Agricultural Law
North Carolina farmers work hard to build successful operations, create trusted products, and maintain strong reputations in their communities. What many do not realize is that their farm’s unique identity, innovations, and processes may qualify for intellectual...
Dec 15, 2025 | Business Law
As the calendar year comes to a close, North Carolina business owners face important legal responsibilities that directly impact growth, compliance, and financial stability. Whether you operate a small family business or manage a growing corporation, the final quarter...
Nov 17, 2025 | Business Law
For many North Carolina businesses, a noncompete agreement is one of the most effective tools to safeguard sensitive information and prevent unfair competition. At Daughtry, Lawrence, Woodard, Starling, our attorneys help employers draft, review, and enforce...
Oct 20, 2025 | Construction Law
In the fast-paced world of construction, clear construction contracts aren’t just paperwork—they are the foundation of a successful project. From residential builds to large-scale commercial developments, a well-drafted agreement protects property owners, contractors,...
Sep 15, 2025 | Construction Law
When a construction dispute arises, whether due to unpaid invoices, delays, or unapproved changes, both contractors and property owners need to understand how mechanic’s liens work in North Carolina. Mechanic’s liens offer a legal remedy for contractors,...
