Nexsen Pruet, LLC

About this office:

Nexsen Pruet is the Carolinas Law Firm. With 8 offices in North and South Carolina, Nexsen Pruet attorneys can, and do, handle a broad range of legal needs for those doing business in the Carolinas. Our attorneys are licensed to practice in state and federal courts and before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The firm's website is www.nexsenpruet.com.

Mergers And Acquisitions; Administrative Law; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Antitrust; Appellate Practice; Arbitration; Bankruptcy; Business Law; Collections; Construction Law; Commercial Law; Commercial Real Estate; Computers; Contracts; Copyrights; Corporate Law; Creditor-Debtor Rights; Disabilities; Domestic Relations; Economic Development; Education Law; Election Law; Eminent Domain Employee Benefits Law; Employment Law; Environmental Law; Estate Planning; Family Law; Fidelity Law; Finance; Governmental Representation; Health Care; Hospital Law; Immigration Law; Insurance Law; Insurance Defense; Intellectual Property; International Law; Internet Law; Investments; Labor Law; Land Use; Leasing; Litigation; Maritime Law; Mediation; Immigration And Naturalization; Partnership Law; Patents; Personal Injury; Probate; Products Liability; Professional Liability; Public Contracts; Public Finance; Real Estate; Real Estate Planning; Regulatory Law; Securities; Surety Law; Taxation; Technology Law; Torts; Trade Regulation; Trade Secrets; Trademarks; Transportation; Trusts; Utility Law; Wills; Workers' Compensation; Zoning Law.

Time to Check Your Insurance
John Davidson,Randy Reavis, April 29, 2011
Two recent insurance coverage cases could have very significant impact on construction projects in both North and South Carolina. In the first case, Crossman Communities of N.C., Inc. et al. v. Harleysville Mutual Insurance Company, et al., Opinion No. 26909 (S.C. Sup. Ct. 2011), the South Carolina...

State Court Receiverships and Assignments for Benefit of Creditors
Christy Myatt, April 11, 2011
The general notion behind receiverships is to preserve property pending the outcome of a case/foreclosure or such other time as the Court deems a Receiver is not required.

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