Other Practice Areas
McGrath & Spielberger is a full-service law firm that provides our clients with legal representation in many areas not specifically listed here on our website. While some of these additional areas of law are listed below, please do not hesitate to contact us no matter what your legal issue is as we may be able to assist you. And even if we don’t handle your type of legal issue, we are still here to point you in the right direction – so contact us today if you need assistance in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
- Business Transactions & Disputes
- Civil Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Real Estate Closings
- Real Property Disputes
- PreNuptial Agreements
- Non-Compete Agreements & Disputes
- Non-Disclosure Agreements & Disputes
- Severance Agreements & Disputes
- Commercial Debt Collection
- Restaurant Closings
- Asset Sales & Purchases
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Business Creditor Representation
- Commercial Leases, Lease Negotiation, Lease Disputes
- Real Estate Transactions & Disputes
- Foreclosures & Mortgage Disputes
- Limited Liability Company (“LLC) Matters
- Corporation Representation
- Defamation Matters
- Estate Planning
See Recent Blog Posts Related To Other Practice Areas
Registered Agent for your North Carolina Business – What your Mandatory Registered Agent Does
May 9, 2022
In case you were wondering, yes, our law firm does serve as a registered agent in both North Carolina and South Carolina, feel free to reach out …
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How Do You Expand Your Company Into North Carolina From Another State?
April 22, 2022
As a business law attorney, one of the most frequent questions I am asked is some variation of “How do I transfer or expand my out-of-state company …
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Arbitration Fees – How Much do Arbitrators Cost?
August 26, 2021
Business law Attorney Jason McGrath shares some information about how much you should expect to pay in fees to an Arbitrator in this short video. https://youtu.be/_mJseLaXzM0 https://youtu.be/_mJseLaXzM0 …
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Comparison of Subchapter K v. Subchapter S
January 20, 2021
Both Subchapter K and S of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) are pass-through tax structures in which the members of the entity are taxed for the entity's …
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Decision On An Arbitration Provision In A Contract
January 22, 2020
Attorney Jason McGrath discusses some items to consider when deciding to include an arbitration provision in a contract matter in this short video. Watch here > https://youtu.be/rOPNhRSSLVE …
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Arbitration Agreement: How to Get to Arbitration if A Lawsuit Was Filed First
November 19, 2019
Attorney Jason McGrath shares some items to consider when your contract has an arbitration provision but the other party has already filed a formal lawsuit in the …
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Interrogatories – How They Generally Work
August 28, 2019
Attorney Jason McGrath explains "Interrogatories" during litigation and how they generally work in a lawsuit in this short video. Click here to watch on YouTube - https://youtu.be/s923VxHdLyE …
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Letter of Good Standing and Certificate of Existence
July 24, 2019
This video contains helpful information for those going into business within the state of North Carolina including: Certificate of Existence from the N.C. Secretary of State Letter …
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North Carolina Mortgage Servicers & the Duty to Disclose Fees
June 5, 2019
As an experienced real estate, mortgage servicing, and foreclosure attorney, the issue of mortgage loan servicers’ failure to assess fees and notify borrowers in North …
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Where Does an Arbitration Physically Take Place?
May 27, 2019
Attorney Jason McGrath shares some information about where you can expect an arbitration proceeding to physically take place in this short video and summarized in this blog …
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