By Natalia Talbot (with research from Lesley Creamer)

You may want to change the “look and feel” of your company’s branding (i.e., “rebranding”) for the purpose of influencing how your company is perceived by current or potential consumers, the business community, or stakeholders.

By Paul Capua

The first time a general contractor client mentioned, matter-of-fact, that North Carolina law required general contractors to provide a 1-year construction warranty on their work, I was worried. As a construction lawyer

By Sam Maier

As of January 1, 2024, all small entities operating in the United States are required to file Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Reports containing information about the entity itself and two categories

By Paul Capua

Since you have an interest in the exhilarating subject of employment noncompete agreements, I trust you now know that the FTC’s comprehensive ban on them has been enjoined by at least two federal courts,

By Natalia Talbot

By the time I retire from practicing law, I envision a legal profession that values and prioritizes mental health. My vision is motivated by personal loss and experience, and a sincere hope for change.

By Paul Capua

With offices in the Appalachian Mountains and having represented medically assisted treatment (MAT) centers for substance abuse disorders for nearly two decades, Capua Law has found itself at times on the front lines of the opioid crisis.