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43471
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"If you have ever bought a home or taken out a loan, you probably remember seeing a loan disclosure statement setting out the interest rate and fees charged for your loan." Chapter 24 provides the standard for rates and fees charged by banks relying on North Carolina law. Chapter 24 is one of the most important chapters in North Carolina law and likewise one of the most out dated.
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43472
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"Speed was the defining hallmark of the 2018 short session of the North Carolina General Assembly." A proposed constitutional amendment to be placed on the ballot in November concerns the strengthening of victim's rights.
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43697
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Nathan Batts, senior vice president and counsel for the North Carolina Bankers Association talks with N.C. Rep. Leo Daughtry about farming with regard to North Carolina and the high degree of sophistication modern day farmers have to contend.
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30448
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Patent trolls or patent assertion entities buy an arsenal of patents and generate income by asserting infringement of their intellectual property. Banks and businesses in North Carolina have been responding to these patent trolls and defending patent rights. North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper expressed support for the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed nationwide investigation of patent trolls.
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30409
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The North Carolina General Assembly addressed many controversial issues and made significant changes to the state’s tax code in 2013. This article discusses some of the top legislative issues affecting financial institutions. Some of these issues pertain to financial exploitation, reciprocal deposit placement services, worthless check remedies, and predatory lending law changes.
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30321
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In September 2008, the Bank of Commerce in Charlotte launched an innovative series of courses for businesses in the Charlotte bank’s market. The courses cover business start-up basics, business legal issues, and raising and borrowing money. The sessions are taught by the bank executives, expert consultants, and the bank’s board of directors.
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