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When a Virginia construction payment dispute arises, one of the first questions to ask is whether the contractor held the right license. An unlicensed contractor
A mechanic’s lien recorded against your Virginia home is one of the most serious tools a contractor or subcontractor can use in a construction payment
When a contractor abandons a job in Virginia, what seemed like a stressful project delay can quickly become a legal dispute. The owner may be
When undertaking a home remodeling project in Virginia, it is crucial for contractors to adhere to the regulations set forth by the Virginia Department of
Whether you’re concerned about changing tax laws or preparing for retirement, business owners often transfer their companies to different states. However, permanently moving your headquarters
Selling a business can have a long-lasting impact on your life and requires significant time and dedication to ensure a smooth and successful transfer. If
Under federal Dc and Virginia minimum wage guidelines, most employers must pay non-exempt employees at least $7.25 per hour. However, some states mandate a higher
Executive Order 53 directed many Virginia businesses to utilize telework during this public health emergency. Under that order, Professional companies may open their doors to
Small business owners are among Virginia’s hardest working citizens. In many cases, they’re also the hardest hit by the economic fallout of COVID-19. Executive Order
The fellow Virginia professionals at McClanahan Powers, PLLC understand the time, effort, and finances necessary to obtain and maintain a professional license in the Commonwealth.
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