North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A bank that waited 12 years to reform a deed of trust where it failed to secure a promissory note by the property was ...
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Bank’s reformation delay leads to reversal of judicial foreclosure
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Prosecutor’s ‘hack’ jab at defense experts improper but OK
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Developers settle impact fee dispute with county for $600K
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No retraction of plea for no-surprise sentence
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Company not at fault for lost bull semen, cow embryos, 4th Circuit says
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N.C. attorneys score big win with U.S. Supreme Court
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Improper debt collections nets $1.2M settlement
Opinion Digests
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Municipal – Constitutional – Due Process – Zoning – Solar Farm – Commissioner’s Bias
Before his election to the board of county commissioners, Commissioner Permenter vocally opposed the solar farm proposed by petitioners. Once Permenter was elected, when this ...
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Medical Malpractice Plaintiff’s own experts said doctor didn’t violate standard of care
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Tort/Negligence – Tortious Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage – First Impression – Misrepresentations – Blasting Hazards – Antitrust –Multi-Part Contract
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Constitutional Gag clause in settlement agreement violates First Amendment
Headlines
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Trump’s ‘go back’ remark: In workplace, it might be illegal
By DAVID CRARY and ALEXANDRA OLSON Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump’s suggestion that four activist Democratic congresswomen of color “go back” ...
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Duke Energy sued for 2014 coal ash spill environmental harm
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Court: GOP mapmaker’s files allowed in gerrymandering trial
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NC trial looks at partisan bias after US justices won’t
