Eminent Domain & Private Property
Federal law gives government agencies the power of eminent domain over private property using the following guidelines. First, the property is essential for public use.
October 28, 2020
Consumer Law
What is Eminent Domain?
If you own property that has been deemed necessary for public use, such as to expand roads, build a school, or run sewer lines, state
October 27, 2020
Consumer Law
Errors on Employment Background Checks
Employment background checks seem routine enough for those looking from the outside, and sometimes they are routine. Other times an incorrect background report can cost
October 26, 2020
Maginnis Howard Merges With Britton Law, PA.
RALEIGH, N.C. – Maginnis Howard and Britton Law, PA. are excited to announce the merger of these two firms. Known for their excellent work in personal
October 23, 2020
Consumer Law
Data Breach Class Action Attorneys
When a company fails to exercise reasonable care in protecting consumer information, affected customers may be able to unite against the company. Data breach class
October 21, 2020
Motor Vehicle Collisions
Causes of Motorcycle Collisions
Although motorcycle collisions may not occur more frequently than other types of accidents, they tend to lead to more severe injuries and fatalities. This increased
October 20, 2020
What Exactly is a Data Breach?
Do you know how many different companies have your name and other personal information stored in their digital database? You trust those companies to keep
October 16, 2020
Motor Vehicle Collisions
Knee Injuries from Automobile Collisions
Car accidents can result in injuries to various parts of our bodies, affecting physical health and overall quality of life. While upper body injuries, such
October 14, 2020
Personal Injury
North Carolina Slip and Falls Attorneys
The average American shopper heads to the grocery store at least 6 times every month, adding up to more than 332 trips every year. Grocery
October 13, 2020
Consumer Law
Denied Credit Without Reason
If you are denied credit, the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) requires that the creditor gives you a notice with specific reasons your application was
October 9, 2020
