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Gregory L. Shelton
SHELTON LAW CAROLINAS
101 S. Tryon St., Ste 2700
Charlotte, NC 28280
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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Names Are Important
By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas Shakespeare once wrote: “What’s in a name? that which we call a rose; By any other name [is probably a limited purpose LLC with no assets].” OK, the bracketed language is mine, but … Continue reading
North Carolina Gives Lien Rights to Commercial Real Estate Brokers
By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas After several years of trying, real estate brokers were given lien rights by the North Carolina General Assembly. House Bill 174 amends Chapter 44A (the mechanic’s lien law) by adding a Part 4 … Continue reading
Getting Paid for your Work: Construction Liens and Payment Bonds in North Carolina
By Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas (704) 940-9012 The purpose of this pamphlet is to provide a summary of the rights available under North Carolina’s construction lien law. This pamphlet covers the basics of the lien law and is … Continue reading