Every founder remembers the excitement of receiving that first investment offer. Someone believes in your vision and is willing to invest in your company. But here’s what many founders don’t …
The Greatest Homecoming on Earth Returns!
Attorney in Greensboro COVID-19 caused a lot of change to our world both nationally and locally. Last year the Greatest Homecoming on Earth, GHOE was cancelled due to the pandemic. …
Greensboro Businesses now considered Essential after Appeal
After appealing the stay at home order a number of Greensboro businesses have been allowed to reopen. Businesses that had appealed their non-essential designation have been delighted to find that …
Simulus Money going to Tax Preparers
So as if the stimulus checks weren’t needed days ago, now there appears to be yet another issue according to our Greensboro Attorney. If someone prepared your taxes, chances are …
Greensboro attorney is advised that some Truck Drivers don’t feel welcome
Without truck drivers, there’s no telling where we’d be. Truck drivers are the people we depend on to move all sorts of equipment, food, medical supplies, you name it. Our …
Greensboro Attorney advises everyone to Remember to Lock Your Doors
Greensboro Attorney gives Warning With so many people at their houses due to the stay at home order, our Greensboro Attorney wanted to remind everyone to lock your doors. Not …
Greensboro Attorney receives update that Operating a Non-Essential Business is a Misdemeanor
Is it a crime to operate a non-essential business in North Carolina? Yes, it is. The coronavirus is nothing to play around with in North Carolina. The Governor of North …
Greensboro Lawyer looks into recent Employee Firing at Cookout
Our Greensboro lawyer advises that when law enforcement walks into your restaurant, you need to go ahead and take their order. A cookout manager and cashier found this out the …
A&T 91st Homecoming Set for THIS Weekend
Law Firm The Lawyers of Garrett Walker Aycoth & Olson Welcome Alumni, Students, Family and Friends. The Greensboro attorney Garrett Walker Aycoth & Olson welcome the North Carolina Agricultural and …
Can my dissolved company still be sued?
Generally speaking, dissolved entities can be sued just like any other business. This means that claims from years ago can come back to haunt you. Worse still, if you are …