Month: September 2018

Adding Stress on Care Programs

There are over 40 million Americans over the age of 65, and that number continues to climb, which puts added stress on nursing and home care programs. Meanwhile, dollars for government oversight programs are being cut.

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Preventing Elder Abuse

Our September newsletter You Should Know takes a hard look at a growing number of abuse cases as the wave of aging Baby Boomer Americans seek nursing home, assisted living and home care. 

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Price Gouging Laws in North Carolina

North Carolina’s price gouging law is in effect following Hurricane Florence. North Carolina’s price gouging law is usually triggered when the state suffers or is threatened by a natural disaster such as a hurricane, tornado, winter storm, or flooding. Price gouging—or charging too much in times of crisis—is against North Carolina law when a disaster, an emergency or […]

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Lemon Law

North Carolina, like several other states, has a “lemon law” statute for the purchase or lease of new vehicles.  Titled the New Motor Vehicles Warranties Act, the statute protects the buyer of a new motor vehicle, including cars, pickup trucks, motorcycles, vans and motor homes weighing less than 10,000 pounds from defective vehicles.  Under this […]

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Franchise Growth

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