North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A party to a quasi-judicial protest proceeding is entitled to absolute privilege in a libel suit being brought by a group of plaintiffs who ...
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Attorneys, law firm not entitled to absolute privilege in election protest suit
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Prior record level nixed for failure to show work
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Student hit by tractor-trailer settles suit for $750K
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Ethics opinion would set rules for departed lawyers’ email accounts
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Fired cop can bring ‘fruits of labor’ claim against PD
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Driving examiner to receive $300K after crash during test
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City to pay $2M for police officer’s faked drug charges
Opinion Digests
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Civil Practice – Default Judgment – Bonding Requirement – Clarification
Upon plaintiffs’ motion, (1) the court clarifies that no bond need be posted before plaintiffs execute on the default judgment against defendant AppyCity, which was ...
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Contract – Franchise Agreement – Breach – Motion for Leave to Amend
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Contract – Claim against Navy foreclosed by prior settlement agreement
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Securities – Fraud – Embezzlement of Investment Funds – Negligent Misrepresentation
Headlines
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Lawyers in the News – Oct. 25
Baker Donelson, a regional law firm, announced that it has opened its first office in North Carolina and that six attorneys have joined its new ...
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Judge: No waiting on NC budget to act on school funding
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COA: Judge erred mentioning race, faith to possible jurors
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UNC may keep affirmative action in admissions, judge says
