Questions to Ask Your Raleigh Personal Injury Attorney
If you are in need of a personal injury attorney in Raleigh, here are some important questions to ask so you know you have chosen the best personal injury lawyer for your case.
If you are in need of a personal injury attorney in Raleigh, here are some important questions to ask so you know you have chosen the best personal injury lawyer for your case.
Ever seen the billboard that reads,”A $20.00 cab ride beats a $10,000 DWI”? It’s true! DWI cases can be expensive and can drag out for a long time. Find out how much your DWI case could cost and how we at Kirk Kirk Law can help.
When it comes to the term ‘trespassing’, most are familiar with the general concept. However, it is important to note that in North Carolina, laws surrounding trespassing are strict, and therefore should be taken seriously. Whether you are a property owner, or somebody who has been charged with trespassing, understanding the details of this offense […]
Asset protection steps now can ensure your loved ones are taken care of in the future.
If you’re choosing between a limited liability corporation versus a sole proprietorship, read about the advantages and disadvantages and how to choose the right option.
Learn the laws regarding self-defense to safely protect yourself and your family without fear of legal ramifications.
Plan for the future and protect your family with these 7 things to do when estate planning in North Carolina
Our eminent domain attorneys are looking at how new transportation paths in Durham and Orange Counties may affect property owners in these areas.
Getting your license after it’s been suspended may seem like a challenge, but it may not be as complicated as you think. Learn the steps you need to take to get your license back so you can get back on the road.
Are you an employer? If so, non-compete agreements are most likely a part of your company. Many companies have their employees sign them in the event that they leave or are dismissed. If you are an employer, be sure that your non-compete agreements are enforceable.