Contracts are the backbone of any good business relationship. They bring clarity, set expectations, and hold everyone accountable. But when one side doesn’t follow through, the fallout can have far-reaching consequences. Whether it’s a missed payment, an undelivered service, or a dispute over responsibilities, a breach of contract can leave you facing financial difficulties and…
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If you’re a Charlotte business owner, you know just how important your online reputation is. Around 98% of consumers read reviews before they buy, and more than 8 out of 10 of those consumers turn to Google reviews. Your Google reviews can attract new customers, build trust, and grow your business. But what happens when…
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The start of a new year is the perfect opportunity to make sure your legal bases are covered. Whether you’re thinking ahead for your family, planning travel, or managing a business, there are a few legal items you can’t afford to overlook. Here’s what you need to check off your list to start the year…
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As the city of Charlotte continues to grow and innovate, 2025 presents a fantastic opportunity for entrepreneurs. Whether you’re full of fresh ideas or looking to expand your existing business, Charlotte is the perfect place to grow. Starting a business can be complex, especially if you’re unsure where to begin. But with the proper guidance,…
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Collecting a debt can be both frustrating and challenging, especially when you’re unsure of the best approach to reclaim what’s rightfully yours. Effective debt collection is essential not only for maintaining your financial health but also for fostering positive business relationships. At Dozier Miller Law, we understand the intricacies of debt collection in North Carolina…
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In the evolving landscape of employment law, non-compete agreements have long been a tool for businesses to protect their interests. Traditionally, North Carolina’s statutory provisions required non-compete agreements to be in writing and signed, enforceable only when deemed “reasonable as to time and territory.” However, with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issuing a new “Final…
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There is no doubt that COVID-19 has affected almost every industry in North Carolina and across the country. Businesses are still closed, rescheduling has been mandatory for most gatherings and events, project deadlines have been extended due to the limitation on supplies and a shortage of labor, and millions of individuals are still without a…
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Sadly, receiving a bad check is something that is much more common than many people realize. It doesn’t always signify that the person writing the check had foul intentions. Sometimes it is as simple as a small oversight that can be easily remedied with a quick phone call. However, the much more common scenario is…
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Many businesses’ best advertisement comes from satisfied customers willing to share their experience by writing glowing five-star reviews. Unfortunately, not every customer is going to be satisfied or write a positive review. In fact, the majority of businesses will receive several negative reviews. While accountability is a good thing and the possibility of negative reviews…
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How far can a judge go in striking unreasonable terms? The North Carolina Supreme Court recently clarified the limited power judges have to strike unreasonable terms in non-compete agreements.1 Citing historic case law, the Court made clear that judges are not at liberty to rewrite contracts for the parties. There remains one exception to this general…
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