General contractors work hard to build up our North Carolina communities. When allegations of negligence or misconduct threaten your reputation, you need an attorney with the experience necessary to vigorously defend your contractor license. Set the record straight before the NC Licensing Board for General Contractors, and protect your right to work.
The North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors, or NCLBGC, is responsible for overseeing standards and practices and enforcing continuing education requirements for NC’s construction professionals. The board has broad disciplinary authority over licensed general contractors and is empowered to investigate complaints and take a range of disciplinary actions, from public sanctions to license revocation.
Located in the heart of Raleigh just minutes away from the NCLBGC office, Landon White Law knows what it takes to represent contractors facing allegations of:
Don’t underestimate the long-term effects that disciplinary action by the NCLBGC can have on your career. Even informal hearings can lead to devastating consequences for your livelihood and professional reputation.
When so much is at stake, take no chances. If you are the subject of a complaint before the licensing board or become involved in an investigation, you are entitled to be represented by a lawyer in these proceedings.
Unfortunately, prevailing in your disciplinary hearing often isn’t as simple as sharing your side of the story. The rules and regulations that govern NCLBGC investigations are time-sensitive and complex. Missed deadlines and erroneous responses can make an already stressful situation much worse.
An attorney with a background in general contractor license defense knows the ins and outs of the disciplinary process and can proactively address potential issues before they become problems. Experienced counsel can also anticipate the board’s questions and help you prepare responses that are aligned with your defense strategy.
A lot is riding on your reputation. We have the background and knowledge necessary to fight for NC general contractors and their families.
