Gregory L. Shelton
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Gregory L. Shelton
SHELTON LAW CAROLINAS
101 S. Tryon St., Ste 2700
Charlotte, NC 28280
(704) 940-9012 (N.C.)
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North Carolina’s New Attorneys’ Fees Statute
North Carolina to Enforce Reciprocal Attorneys’ Fees Clauses in Business Contracts Entered on or after October 1, 2011 By: Gregory L. Shelton Horack, Talley, Pharr & Lowndes, P.A. gshelton@horacktalley.com For years, North Carolina lawyers have had to explain to … Continue reading
Liens, Leases, and Loopholes
Liens, Leases, and Loopholes Complex Real Estate Agreement Defeats Mechanic’s Liens By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas (704) 940-9012 In the current unfavorable economic climate, the ability to assert lien rights can determine economic life or death for those who … Continue reading
South Carolina’s “27-1-15” Letter
South Carolina’s “27-1-15” Letter By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas South Carolina law provides the unpaid contractor several effective tools to pry money away from owner or contractor who has a difficult time letting go. One such tool is … Continue reading
Bill Caldwell Talks Construction in the Carolinas
Bill Caldwell Talks Construction in the Carolinas By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas It’s been a busy time for me in Lawyerland, but I would not be able to enjoy my weekend if I failed to update my blog … Continue reading
The Miller Act: Getting Paid on Federal Jobs
The Miller Act and You By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas Think about what would happen if contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers could file a mechanic’s lien on a government project. The sheriff could actually sell the courthouse on the … Continue reading
What is Mediation?
A Mediation Education By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) refers to out-of-court methods of resolving legal fights. ADR has been around for a long time. During the ordeal, trial by fire, water, or combat determined … Continue reading
The Dollars are in the Details
The Dollars are in the Details By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas I have been monitoring the advance sheets in South Carolina and North Carolina for an interesting case concerning federal contracting. Ask and you shall receive. Hot off … Continue reading
Pics Or It Didn’t Happen: Using Photographs to Document the Project
Using Photographs to Document the Project By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas (704) 940-9012 Photographs provide the finder of fact (whether judge, jury, or arbitrator) with a wealth of information about a construction dispute. The owner may criticize a … Continue reading
NC Lien Law: Contractor Fights Its Way Back to Front of Lien Priority Line
Court of Appeals Rules that Partial Lien Waivers Did Not Change Date of First Furnishing Under Lien Law By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas (704) 940-9012 Earlier today, in Wachovia Bank N.A. v. Superior Const. Corp., COA10-1158, the North … Continue reading
Guest Post: Get Ready for a Green World of Construction
Get Ready for a “Green” World of Construction Christopher G. Hill is lawyer and owner of the Richmond, VA firm, The Law Office of Christopher G. Hill, PC, and a LEED AP. Chris has been nominated and elected by his … Continue reading