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Three Cybersecurity Mistakes Small Businesses Make: A Data Privacy Attorney's Perspective

Written By Mayukh Sircar, CIPP/US

October 15, 2024

In today's digital landscape, where data and technology are integral to business, companies of all sizes are prime targets for cyberattacks. As privacy and data security attorneys, we see the severe impact of inadequate c…

When is a General Contractor's License Required for Emergency Remediation Services?

Written By Evan M. Musselwhite

October 11, 2024

(Ed. Note: This article was originally published on January 10, 2020, and has been updated.) North Carolina has seen an increase in the need for building repair services following the damage caused by recent hurricanes, i…

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North Carolina Passes First Helene Emergency Relief Legislation

Written By Whitney Campbell Christensen and Trafton P. Dinwiddie

October 10, 2024

On the evening of October 9, the General Assembly convened in Raleigh to pass the first of what we anticipate will be several Hurricane Helene relief packages, House Bill 149. The House and Senate passed the legislation u…

Navigating the Aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina

Written By Michael J. Parrish and Allen N. Trask, III

October 9, 2024

We have compiled a series of past articles designed to help you navigate the aftermath of Hurricane Helene more effectively. From understanding insurance claims to safeguarding your community, we offer these resources to …

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Reopening Restaurants in Buncombe County after Helene: What We Know Today

Written By Hayley R. Wells

October 9, 2024

Buncombe County's Environmental Health Supervisor Felissa Vazquez met with local restaurant owners at 12 Bones Brewing on the morning of October 8, 2024, to answer questions and advise them on how to reopen their busi…

Lessons Learned: Wisdom from Professional Licensing Attorneys

Written By Amy G. Fitzhugh and James A. Wilson

October 8, 2024

Having been in the company of literally thousands of physicians, dentists, psychologists, nurses, and just about every other kind of health professional as they undergo investigations, reviews, and prosecutions of their li…

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Three Cybersecurity Mistakes Small Businesses Make: A Data Privacy Attorney's Perspective

When is a General Contractor's License Required for Emergency Remediation Services?

North Carolina Passes First Helene Emergency Relief Legislation

Navigating the Aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina

Reopening Restaurants in Buncombe County after Helene: What We Know Today

Lessons Learned: Wisdom from Professional Licensing Attorneys

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