Validity of a residential lease agreement when tenant hasn't paid at time of lease signing.

North Carolina does not allow "self-help" evictions in residential settings, which means you have to go through a legal process to evict the...

Can I sue for breach of promise?

While the previous two answer are most accurate and sound legal advice, I think the most important question needing an answer is whether or not the...

Car dealer said I had an overage at a bank but bank said I didn't they wanted a greater down payment How get out of contract?

There are a number of additional facts that are necessary to answer this question. You should consult with a local attorney who can review the...

Can I get out of a rental agreement/lease if the landlord/property managers aren't holding up their end of it?

Not to disagree with my esteemed colleagues, but you may be faced with what is called "constructive eviction." Constructive eviction arises where...

Can you use verbal agreements in the court of law in North Carolina.

To answer your general question, yes verbal agreements can be enforceable in the State of North Carolina, but with the specifics you have presented...

If a vehicle salesman has a vehicle posted for a certain price on his website does he have to sell the vehicle at that price?

No, they do not have to offer it at that price, for a variety of reasons. Generally an advertisement is an invitation for a customer to make an...

To echo the other answers, the only way to legal sell the NFL team logos (which are almost certainly trademarked) would be to obtain a license to...

N.C. statute of limitations to perfect appeal of foreclosure that was dismissed w/prejudice due to lack of standing, no default

While my cooleague's answer is correct, that would be from a decision of the Superior Court. Depending on the type of foreclosure, your first...

Trademark Law

The answer to your question really depends upon the size, and reach, of both of your companies (assuming neither of you have filed federal...

I live in NC and have questions about the liability the licesened contractor who built my house.

Yes, the current Statute of Repose (which is the time limitation you referenced) is six years from the completion of construction. The time starts...