North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A teenager who suffered brain damage after he almost drowned in a town-owned swimming pool has settled a lawsuit against the town for $1 ...
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Teen who nearly drowned settles suit for $1M
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Quietly, PPP loans keeping legal profession afloat
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Commission suggests new plan for controversial portrait
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Looming loss of job won’t affect attorneys’ fee award
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Attorneys working to contain “mess” of evictions as moratoriums expire
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COA: Forfeiture of counsel not to be taken lightly
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Insurance companies saying ‘no’ to COVID-19 business interruption claims
Opinion Digests
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Criminal Practice – Sentencing – Prior Record Level – Habitual Felon Indictment
Although the original habitual-felon indictments brought against defendant were based, in part, on his conviction for accessory after the fact to assault with a deadly ...
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Criminal Practice – Sex Offender Registry – Removal Petition – Threat to Public Safety
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Criminal Practice – Probation Revocation – Violation Report Reference – Non-Revocable Violations
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Criminal Practice – Elder Neglect & Involuntary Manslaughter – Bedsores
Headlines
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North Carolina officials caution residents about Isaias
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper cautioned residents on Sunday not to overlook the potential threats of Tropical Storm Isaias, which has ...
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Slaying at US judge’s home raises concern about cyberthreats
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Lawyers: Cooper didn’t need group’s consent for virus orders
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Orders to limit courthouse foot traffic extended
