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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

Providers Beware: US Department of Health and Human Services launches a HIPAA Audit Program

December 09, 2011 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

United States Justice Department has implemented new ADA rules

March 21, 2011 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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ARTICLE | Litigation

Possible Lien/Bond Law Revisions may substantially Change Lien Rights in North Carolina

February 25, 2011 | Byron L. Saintsing & John M. Sperati

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

Department of Labor Seeks Employer Input on Nursing Mother Legislation

January 22, 2011 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Issues Final Rule for Enforcement of GINA

January 18, 2011 | Connie Elder Carrigan

ARTICLE | Litigation

Possible Impact on North Carolina Lien Waivers

September 21, 2010 | Byron L. Saintsing & John M. Sperati

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

US Department of Labor Provides Guidance on Break Time for Nursing Mothers

August 27, 2010 | Connie Elder Carrigan

ARTICLE | Litigation

Holy Cow! They Can Take My Land?

March 06, 2009 | John M. Sperati & W. Thurston Debnam, Jr.

ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

Who’s Afraid of the CISG?– Contracts for the International Sale of Goods

July 08, 2008

ARTICLE | Litigation

The Rapson Rule and The End of “Sweetheart Sales”

June 03, 2008 | Franklin Drake

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ARTICLE | Litigation

Practical Advice During The Residential Real Estate Crisis

June 03, 2008 | Thomas A. Gray

ARTICLE | Personal Representation

What is a Will Caveat and How Can it be Avoided?

January 18, 2008 | John W. Narron & W. Thurston Debnam, Jr.

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