Legal Question in Civil Litigation in North Carolina

Re: Suing a non-profit

This question appears to be more of a technology question, rather than a legal question. If you know the name of the non-profit, then you should be able to track them down (assuming they have properly filed their corporate paperwork) by looking at e.g. the secretary of state's website. It is hard to imagine that you could have done much work in web development without knowing the identity of the company, but if absolutely necessary, you could probably also track them down through an IP address (in e.g. an e-mail), but this may get more complicated. It may also be possible that the web development was being performed by a third party (i.e. a company hired by the non-profit), in which case your claim is probably against this third party (and not against the non-profit). You may want to do some technological and public-records research, and consult with an attorney with more information. The fact that the company is "non-profit" is probably of little or no relevance.