Whether or not you can serve alcohol actually depends upon a variety of factors. For certain, North Carolina law is rather confusing on this...

Yes, this is a "speeding ticket." The speed noted means that it is only an infraction, rather than a greater offense such as a misdemeanor. There...

Business question - We have a failed business and need to negotiate out of our lease what is the best way to move forward?

As indicated previously, it will depend largely upon the terms of your lease. If you set your business up as a corporation or an LLC and it was...

Cooking Class event in North Carolina . I want to partner with brewery for sampling after cooking. Do I need permit?

This is a somewhat tricky area of law in North Carolina. Generally speaking, you cannot sell alcohol unless you have a permit from the ABC Board. ...

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Husband got pulled over a speeding ticket and expired tags. We are getting rid of the car due to it won't pass inspection asap

Yes, you can probably get that charge dismissed in Mecklenburg County, but you will need to show the District Attorney proof of sale of the vehicle...

I feel that I was made to sign a contract fraudulently - What can I do to get out of the contract with out a cancellation fee ?

Before any attorney could really advise you on a contract dispute, he or she would need to review the actual contract and get some more facts from...

Do i have to pay a past due bill

You really haven't provided enough facts to provide a meaningful answer. Are you saying you have been CRIMINALLY CHARGED? If it is only a civil...

Is it too late to sue?

The statute of limitations to file suit on a breach of contract concerning the sale of goods in NC is 4 years from the date your claim accrued. ...

Yes, you could potentially go to jail for this. The offense is known as "communicating threats" and it is a Class 1 misdemeanor in NC (the second...

Isn't it illegal for these site to be selling Maalox at these outrageous prices...price gouging??

I am not sure I understand what legal question you have here. The only real application of law I see here (based solely on your description) is...