Certificates of Merit are documents intended to show that a true issue exists with a professional’s work, prior to that person being sued. While North Carolina does require that a person suing a medical provider first have the matter reviewed
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In 1972, Frank Liggett and George Ragsdale established this law firm with a focus on building personal relationships with clients. After forty years, that is still our approach.
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Certificates of Merit for NC lawsuits against engineers and architects? (still no)(law note)
Certificates of Merit are documents intended to show that a true issue exists with a professional’s work, prior to that person being sued. While North Carolina does require that a person suing a medical provider first have the matter reviewed…
Certificates of Merit for NC lawsuits against engineers and architects? (still no)(law note)

Certificates of Merit are documents intended to show that a true issue exists with a professional’s work, prior to that person being sued. While North Carolina does require that a person suing a medical provider first have the matter…
Do Not Pass Go! Duty to Defend in a Professional Services Agreement (law note)
Recently a client asked me to review a contract for his Firm. The Owner, who had prepared the draft, had inserted a rather stringent “duty to defend” clause. As I told my client, a duty to defend clause is not…
Do Not Pass Go! Duty to Defend in a Professional Services Agreement (law note)
Recently a client asked me to review a contract for his Firm. The Owner, who had prepared the draft, had inserted a rather stringent “duty to defend” clause. As I told my client, a duty to defend clause is not…
Do Not Pass Go! Duty to Defend in a Professional Services Agreement (law note)
Do Not Pass Go! Duty to Defend in a Professional Services Agreement (law note)
What you don’t know about construction law can hurt your engineering firm (law note)
Welcome to a new year! By now, you’ve eaten the last of the Christmas cookies, opened all of your presents, and rung in 2019. Back to business, right? The new year is always a good time to remind your employees,…
What you don’t know about construction law can hurt your engineering firm (law note)
Welcome to a new year! By now, you’ve eaten the last of the Christmas cookies, opened all of your presents, and rung in 2019. Back to business, right? The new year is always a good time to remind your employees,…