Business Law and Legal Agreements for Businesses in Reidsville, Greensboro and High Point, NC
Your small business attorney
Curious about the benefits that incorporating may offer to your business? Looking for a commercial litigation attorney experienced in navigating the burdensome regulations and laws facing small business owners? We are here to help. From drafting asset and stock purchase agreements, commercial lease agreements, non-compete agreements, or other business contracts, to incorporation, LLC organization, and general corporate governance, let The Law Office of W. Randall Holcomb, PLLC serve as your business's trusted legal counsel.
We firmly believe in preventive law and will strive to work with your business to ensure compliance with pertinent laws and the enforceability of your agreements with the goal of avoiding future costly disputes. Protecting the rights of your business is our business. As commercial litigation attorneys, we pride ourselves on having earned the trust of many businesses throughout a wide array of industries.
Just like in your business, a business attorney’s value comes from the specialized knowledge or skill that he or she brings to the table. In the case of company formation, there are thousands of options for founders to consider: from where to form their entity to how it should be governed. Our corporate litigation attorneys have spent their entire careers learning and understanding those options. You’ll have 1,001 things to do already to get your business up and running, having an expert there to help you get through the process just makes sense.
Contract Drafting & Review

Construction litigation and liens
As a contractor, sub-contractor, or material supplier, cash flow is crucial to the success of your business. Waiting around to get paid isn’t an option. If you’ve been waiting an inordinate amount of time for payment from a customer or higher-tier contractor, you may have grounds for a contractor’s lien, also known as a mechanic’s lien. In North Carolina, a contractor’s lien must be filed after the debt becomes due, but within 120 days from the date of the last furnishing labor or materials to the project. Don’t wait to call business litigation attorneys at The Law Office of W. Randall Holcomb, PLLCfor assistance.
Entity Formation, Corporate Governance, Mergers, and Acquisitions
- Contract disputes and litigation
- Small business matters
- Workers’ compensation penalty assessments
- Construction litigation/lien enforcement
- Entity formation (corporations, LLC, partnerships)
- Insurance matters
- Unfair and deceptive practices claims
- Sales and purchase agreements
- Debt collection
- General Business Advice and Counsel
- Outside Legal Counsel
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Church and Non-Profit Governance
- Commercial Transactions
- Asset Purchase Agreements
- Startups
- Customer Contracts
- Non-compete agreements and disputes
- Corporate governance and compliance
- Partnership disputes
- LLC Organization
- Asset Purchase/ Sale
- Employee Manuals
- Operating Agreements
- Closely held businesses
- Shareholder litigation
- Franchiser/franchisee
- Unfair Trade Practices
- Contract formation
- Corporate dissolution
- Mechanics liens
- Business Contracts
- Vendor Contracts
- Construction Contracts


