North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
North Carolina’s courts have jurisdiction over a company whose predecessor stands accused of dumping hazardous “forever chemicals” into the land, air, and water around ...
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DuPont faces successor liability in state’s contamination suit
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Feds to pay $32M to Duplin Co. farmers for hurricane damage
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Insurer could void gamble on stranger’s life at any time
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School board not liable for sexual assault of special needs student
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Waiver of revocation hearing also waived right to appeal
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No causal link needed for N.C. court to hear suit over plane crash
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Suit against state-owned railroad stopped in its tracks
Opinion Digests
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Real Property — Easements – ‘Open’ – Fencing for Horses – Unreasonable Interference
Since defendants’ easement over plaintiffs’ property does not require that the easement remain “open,” plaintiffs are entitled to erect a gate on the easement if ...
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Criminal Practice — Witness Intimidation – Indictment – Variance – Not Fatal – Jury Instructions
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Criminal Practice– False Pretenses – Valuation – First Impression – Defendant’s Payments – ‘Person within This State’
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Criminal Practice — Jury Instructions – Self-Defense – Lack of Notice – Appeals – Waiver
Headlines
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Small agency, big job: Biden tasks OSHA with vaccine mandate
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Occupational Safety and Health Administration doesn’t make many headlines. Charged with keeping America’s workplaces safe, it usually busies itself with tasks ...
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Judge blocks NC law provision aimed at farm workers’ union
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Feds settle with two N.C. schools, agency over funds
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COA upholds murder conviction for missing woman’s death
