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Hurricane Florence blasted North Carolina with winds of over 100 miles per hour as the immense storm stretched over 300 miles to cities like Wilmington, which experienced over 30 inches

In the wake of Hurricane Florence, many areas of North Carolina need disaster relief assistance. In this brief article, an Asheville construction attorney will discuss ways that contractors can get

In the Tar Heel State, “any person who performs or furnishes labor or professional design or surveying services or furnishes materials or furnishes rental equipment pursuant to a contract… [has]

Rushing to secure contracts in the aftermath of a hurricane might seem like a win-win for contractors and owners, but jumping into private contracts being funded by FEMA grants could

In the wake of a hurricane, construction companies are often eager to seek opportunities with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). FEMA is responsible for helping communities recover in the

With many areas of North Carolina severely impacted by Hurricane Florence, nonresident contractors are traveling to the Tar Heel State to assist with disaster restoration and long-term building projects. In

In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, contractors will play a vital role in both disaster restoration construction efforts and long-term building endeavors. If you are an out-of-state contractor and interested

In this three-part article series, we are offering insight to nonresident contractors on opportunities to obtain licensing in North Carolina to work on hurricane relief projects. In the last section,