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Who Are You Calling Unreasonable? (Or, Why an Incomplete Record Can Doom Your Cause)

by Joe Nanney August 1, 2016 Construction Contracts & Litigation, Joe Nanney, Outsourced General Counsel North Carolina General Statutes chapter 44A grants contractors and certain subcontractors the right to place…

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