Category: McGrath amp; Spielberger

Letter of Good Standing and Certificate of Existence

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Categories: attorney, business, Business Law & Contracts, Certificate of Existence, corporation, Jason A McGrath, Letter of Good Standing, llc, McGrath amp; Spielberger, North Carolina, small business

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 of Good Standing from the N.C. of Revenue

Business law attorney Jason McGrath discusses Letters of Good Standing and Certificates of Existence for North Carolina businesses in this informational video.

Click here to view on YouTube – https://youtu.be/EFhxSwkVy2E

If you are in need of legal assistance for your business in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida or Ohio, please fill out our confidential client intake form.

Arbitration Clause: One Arbitrator Or More?

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Categories: arbitration, business law, Business Law & Contracts, Business Law Disputes, contract law, contracts, Jason A McGrath, lawsuit, McGrath amp; Spielberger, North Carolina, video

Attorney Jason McGrath explains some things to consider when when considering the arbitration clause in a contract in this short video.

https://youtu.be/VaxZHXUP3PY

Here are some of the key points contained in the video:

    • How many arbitrators would you prefer?

 

    • Are you comfortable with the decision being in the hands of just one person? Keep in mind that trial level legal cases in the regular judicial system are handled by one judge.

 

    • Keep in mind that the more arbitrators involved, the more expensive arbitration will be.

 

  • Does the arbitration clause in the contract address how many arbitrators there are going to be?

The arbitration provision in a contract doesn’t have to address the issue of how many arbitrators. You can leave the option open if you prefer.  You want to be mindful of this when crafting your contract and the arbitration provision.

If you need legal services in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, or Tennessee we invite you to fill out our confidential client form for possible legal assistance.

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Requests for Production Under NC Rules of Civil Procedure

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Categories: Business Law & Contracts, Business Law Disputes, discovery, interrogatories, Jason A McGrath, Litigation, McGrath amp; Spielberger, small business
In this video litigation attorney Jason McGrath explains Requests for Production of documents (and other items) under the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure.

https://youtu.be/GsyzuLaxDf0

If you are facing a lawsuit in North Carolina please fill out our confidential client intake form for legal assistance.

Why does your Corporation or Company Need a Registered Agent?

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Categories: attorney, business, business law, Business Law & Contracts, corporation, Jason A McGrath, Life and the Law, limited liability company, llc, McGrath amp; Spielberger, North Carolina, registered agent, small business
In this video, business law attorney Jason McGrath explains what a registered agent is, what it does, and why it’s legally required.

This discussion focuses on registered agents in North Carolina, but most of this information will *generally* apply to other states – but you need to study the specifics for your state, of course.

https://youtu.be/WuBeC-UVHew

If you are in need of legal assistance for your business in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia or Florida please fill out our confidential client intake form.

Legal ‘Claim and Delivery’ Actions in North Carolina

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Categories: attorney, Business Law & Contracts, Business Law Disputes, claim and delivery, Jason A McGrath, lawsuit, Litigation, McGrath amp; Spielberger, North Carolina, small business, UCC
Claim and Delivery, North Carolina, business, dispute, lawsuit

In this video attorney Jason McGrath explains ‘Claim and Delivery’ procedures for North Carolina under the rules of civil procedure.

https://youtu.be/wd84-SjQSbw

If you are in need of legal assistance with a Lawsuit in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia or Florida please fill out our confidential client intake form.

Kelly Brown Earns LL.M. in Tax Law

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Categories: Announcements, Kelly Brown, Life and the Law, llm, McGrath amp; Spielberger, North Carolina, south carolina, Tax Issues, Tax Law, The Legal Profession
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McGrath & Spielberger, PLLC is happy
to announce that Attorney Kelly J. Brown has
earned her LL.M in Tax Law.

Attorney Kelly J. Brown has earned her LL.M. (Master of Laws) in Taxation from Boston University School of Law. Kelly is licensed in both North Carolina and South Carolina. Her practice focuses on real estate matters, including closings; business law matters; and of course, tax matters.

Post-Foreclosure Deficiency Judgments in NC

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Categories: Collections, Credit, creditor, Debt, deficiency judgments, Foreclosures amp; Mortgage Loan Relief, Jason A McGrath, Judgments, lawsuits, lender, loan note holder, loan servicer, McGrath amp; Spielberger
Because of his extensive work in the area of foreclosures and post-foreclosure lawsuits, Attorney Jason McGrath is frequently asked about whether a foreclosing party/creditor (such as the lender, loan note holder, etc.) will be able to collect money from the borrowers after foreclosure occurs. In this video, which is specifically geared toward such circumstances in North Carolina, Mr. McGrath explains how a recent court decision may impact post-foreclosure deficiency judgment lawsuits in North Carolina.

https://youtu.be/xL-vJ3n7BYw

Summary Judgment

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Categories: attorney, Business Law & Contracts, Business Law Disputes, Collections, Credit, Debt, Jason A McGrath, Litigation, McGrath amp; Spielberger, motions, North Carolina, small business, summary judgement
Motions for summary judgment can result in a case being immediately won or lost, and thus are incredibly important. Attorney Jason McGrath explains motions for summary judgment and summary judgments themselves based on his 19 years of experience as a trial attorney.

https://youtu.be/3sqK5FJes7o

If you are facing a lawsuit in North Carolina please fill out our confidential client intake form for legal assistance.

Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act and Foreclosures

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Categories: foreclosure, Foreclosures amp; Mortgage Loan Relief, Jason A McGrath, McGrath amp; Spielberger, Mortgage Loan Modification, Mortgage Relief / Loss Mitigation Programs, North Carolina, SCRA
In this video, Attorney Jason McGrath of McGrath & Spielberger discusses how members of the US Armed Forces may have some specific protections and rights in relation to foreclosures and related court proceedings. Mr. McGrath and McGrath & Spielberger, PLLC handle both foreclosure cases in multiple states, including North Carolina and South Carolina.

https://youtu.be/kkxshCxt_Co

NC LLC Operating Agreements Even More Important Due to Changes in North Carolina Law

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Categories: business contracts, business law, Jason A McGrath, limited liability company, llc, McGrath amp; Spielberger, North Carolina, operating agreement
In this video, business law attorney Jason McGrath answers the question of why the change in North Carolina law makes it even more crucial that limited liability companies – LLCs – have a written operating agreement.

https://youtu.be/TFZkqOQn-5c