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Many of the attorneys in the Law Firm Alliance author articles and thought leadership pieces on important topics and trends covering a wide variety of practices.

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How a Setoff Right Led to a Creditor Fight

April 8, 2022
Lilly Faulconer and Lance Martin, Creditors' Rights Attorneys, Ward and Smith, P.A.

A recent decision from the North Carolina Court of Appeals teaches a valuable lesson about how a creditor with the upper hand against another creditor should behave to avoid squandering its advantage and becoming mired in litigation.

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Court Permanently Enjoins New York from Enforcing Employee Reproductive Rights Notice Provision

April 6, 2022
Gianelle M. Duby - Bond, Schoeneck & King
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Handling Construction Changes During the Eminent Domain Process

April 5, 2022
Jeffrey Hamilton Geiger, Sands Anderson PC

Any project involving the exercise of eminent domain includes the strong likelihood that there will be a series of changes during the planning and construction phases. Yet, while construction needs may warrant a change in the plans, the tools to effect such changes legally are limited.

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Three Contract Tips to Safeguard Your Business from Another’s Default

April 4, 2022
Sands Anderson PC Bankruptcy Team, Sands Anderson PC

Avoid getting swept up in the moment and insulate your company from a partner’s bankruptcy by not overlooking the following provisions each time you draft a contract.

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News, Insights & Events

Articles

How a Setoff Right Led to a Creditor Fight

Court Permanently Enjoins New York from Enforcing Employee Reproductive Rights Notice Provision

Handling Construction Changes During the Eminent Domain Process

Three Contract Tips to Safeguard Your Business from Another’s Default

Is a Censure a Form of Censorship Under the First Amendment?

SEC Division of Examinations Announces 2022 Priorities

Debt Ceiling Shrinks for Small Business Bankruptcies

Data Privacy Part 1: The New Currency Businesses Should Protect and Here's How

Informed Giving During Times of Crisis

Can Some NFTs be Considered Securities? The SEC Is Watching

New York City Pay Transparency Law Update

Further Oregon Restrictions on Settlement of Discrimination and Harassment Claims Are Coming