Greensboro Legal Blog
Understanding Living Wills in North Carolina: A Guide to Advance Healthcare Directives
Advance Healthcare Directives make your wishes known to healthcare providers when you’re unable to speak for yourself.
DOL Proposes FLSA Exemption Changes for Domestic Workers: What It Means for Caregivers and Agencies
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is proposing a major shift in labor rules for domestic workers, aiming to reinstate Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) exemptions for caregivers and companions employed by third-party agencies.
Understanding Statutory Claims: A Guide for Business Owners
Statutory claims are legal rights created by laws, not court decisions. This guide breaks down statutory claims in plain English, explains why they matter, and shares practical tips for defending against them.
Understanding Contract Claims: When Promises Become Legal Obligations
Understanding what a contract is, what it contains, the types of contracts, and know how to recognize when either party is in breach.
The Importance of Having a Will
Having a Will in place offers peace of mind to both you and your loved ones. Learn five major reasons why it is important to have a Will.
How to form a PLLC for a Dentistry Practice in North Carolina
Forming a PLLC is a crucial step in launching your own dental practice and NC has specific rules. Working with an attorney familiar with these requirements can streamline the process and help you avoid potential pitfalls.
Buyer Obligations Under Privacy Laws When Acquiring a Dental Practice
Buyers purchasing a dental practice are obligated to ensure compliance with regulations that protect patient health information.
HIPAA Compliance Is Changing: What Healthcare Organizations Need to Know for 2025
Major updates to HIPAA compliance are on the horizon, and healthcare providers, insurers, and related entities need to be prepared!
Nurses & Aesthetic Dermatological Procedures: FAQs
Frequently asked questions about nurses roles in regard to cosmetic and aesthetic dermatology procedures.
North Carolina Nursing Board Clarifies Nurse Scope of Practice in Cosmetic Dermatology
The North Carolina Board of Nursing has released a comprehensive position statement outlining when and how registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) may legally perform cosmetic and aesthetic dermatological procedures.