To our Valued Clients and Friends, By now, many of you have learned that some of our attorneys have decided to depart and start a new firm. This was as much a surprise to us as it probably was to you. To avoid any potential confusion, rest assured that the attorneys and staff here remain dedicated to serving you and …
Imagine you sent one of your top sales people to close a multi-million dollar deal with a large client. However, the deal falls through and you later find out it is because your sales person made numerous disparaging remarks about the company, its service, and its products. After proper investigation and documenting of the facts, it is determined that the …
Renewing a Judgment for Money in North CarolinaBy James R. VannAttorney at LawSuppose your business was awarded a substantial money judgment eight years ago and it has never been collected or only a portion was collected. You know that your judgment is valid for ten years from the date it was awarded by the Court, and you do not want …
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 from 3:00 to 3:30 p.m. Vann Attorneys Webinar: Improving Collections and Enforcement of Judgments We will discuss ways to improve collections on existing accounts and enforcing judgments. Our conversation will include tips and ideas to provide assistance in collecting past due accounts. In today’s economic climate, it is important to share ideas and work on keeping …
While talking with business clients about customer payments, there is a common thread beginning to appear. Customers are taking longer to pay their accounts. These are not the financially risky or new customers. These are the financially strong long term customers. Many companies are starting to stretch out their payment terms with their suppliers. Many times, the customers are adding …
We are excited to announce the launch of Vann Attorneys’ new website. We’ve worked hard to create a modern website that is easy to navigate and fun to use. Our website is optimized to work on your laptop, desktop, tablet and smartphone. Our new social features make it easy for you to connect with our professionals and share content on …
Wednesday, June 19, 2013 from 3:00 to 3:30 p.m. Vann & Sheridan Webinar: Common Issues in Business Contracts Do you have questions about provisions in business contracts? What do specific contract terms generally mean? We will address common questions to clarify the terms and conditions of business contracts. Presenters: James R. Vann Attorney at Law Vann & Sheridan Attorneys at …
Tuesday May 7, 2013 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Carolinas Ready Mixed Concrete Association Webinar: New North Carolina Lien Law Presenters: James Vann & Nan Hannah Webinar ID: 139-999-907
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. Vann & Sheridan Webinar: New North Carolina Lien Law Proposed changes to the North Carolina lien law may affect your business. We will discuss the legislative changes to the lien law and talk about how these changes impact suppliers. We will also discuss when it becomes effective. Presenters: Nan E. Hannah Attorney …
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. Vann & Sheridan Webinar: Non Compete & Non Disclosure Agreements in North Carolina Presenters: James Vann Complimentary for Clients & Guests Webinar ID: 145-953-539
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Vann & Sheridan Webinar: New North Carolina Lien Law Complimentary for Clients & Guests Webinar ID: 148-537-395
There was a recent story in the News & Observer entitled “When a business owner wants out” detailing the exit plan of the current owner of Great Outdoor Provision Co. The current owner, Tom Valone, is fortunate to have created and thought through an exit strategy for the business which he created. Like many business owners, Mr. Valone has owned …
Creating your new business, formalizing a new business idea, or simply marketing your existing business can become even more complex given the use of the internet, blogs and social marketing. Prior to the internet, what name to use for your company was not as complex. Today, many business owners must consider the name of the business, whether the domain name …
Each business incorporated with the North Carolina Secretary of State’s office is required to file an annual report with the Secretary of State’s office each year. Depending upon the type of business entity will determine when the report is actually due. Thus, it is important to keep in mind when an annual report is due. If you, as a business …
Starting a new business is always exciting and often times nerve racking. Most entrepreneurs ask themselves the question, is this the time to start a new business? Many experienced business owners and consultants agree that starting a business in a weak or emerging economy can be a benefit for numerous reasons. Thus, now might be a great time to start …
There was a recent article in the Wall Street Journal entitled “Backlash Building Against Legal Fees” by Jennifer Smith (10/22/12) which cited that a number of companies, especially larger companies, were scrutinizing legal bills much closer. What a great idea for these companies to check their bills much closer and demand a reasonable approach. The article cited that many companies …
How Receiverships Work in North CarolinaBy James R. VannAttorney at Law Most business people and business owners have experienced issues associated with bankruptcy court. For many businesses which extend credit to their customers, they may find themselves involved as a creditor to a customer in bankruptcy. Certainly, learning the ins and outs of bankruptcy court as a creditor can be a …
