Fixed-price construction contracts remain one of the most common project delivery methods in North Carolina. Owners often prefer the certainty of a predetermined contract sum, while contractors may view fixed-price agreements as an opportunity to maximize profitability through efficient project management.
The recent decision by the North Carolina Supreme Court in Warren v. Cielo Ventures, Inc., 2026 N.C. LEXIS 251 (March 20, 2026), should be a strong reminder to parties in North Carolina who sign service agreements, whether for home repairs, property management, remediation work, or other consumer services, to read their contract carefully before signing.
Vann Attorneys is proud to announce that five of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Super Lawyers honors for North Carolina. This recognition reflects the respect of peers across the state and a continued commitment to serving our clients and community with excellence.
Vann Attorneys, PLLC is proud to announce that four of our attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2025 Super Lawyers list, an honor reserved for attorneys who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and earned high recognition from their peers.
Once a lawsuit is over and judgment has been entered, North Carolina law requires a creditor to take additional steps to begin the process of attempting to collect the judgment. Knowing how to navigate the particulars of this process can improve a creditor’s chances of recovering money from the judgment debtor.
