North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
Plaintiffs with disabilities cannot sue credit unions that they are not members of, and cannot become members of, for failing to make their websites ...
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Disabled plaintiffs must be customers to sue over websites
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Law firms are turning their eyes toward attorneys’ well-being
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State’s highest court marks bicentennial
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State, not county, responsible for fixing school deficiencies
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Evidence of payment needed to allege FCA violation
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Partial retrial OK’d after jury awards $1 verdict
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File of sex assault lawsuit against businessman must be unsealed
Opinion Digests
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Criminal Practice –MAR – Ineffective Assistance Claim – Dual Representation – Limited Issue
During the original proceedings in this murder case, attorney A. Jackson Warmack represented co-defendant Telly Swain and argued that defendant, not Swain, had shot ...
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Criminal Practice – Drug Offenses – Child Care ‘Facility’ – Search & Seizure – Curtilage – Expert Testimony – Chemical Analysis
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Criminal Practice – Subject Matter Jurisdiction – Simultaneous Presentment & Indictment – DWI
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Criminal Practice – Felony Littering – Subject Matter Jurisdiction – Indictment Allegations
Verdicts & Settlements
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BB&T settles ERISA claim for $24M
Winston-Salem-based banking company BB&T has agreed to settle an Employee Retirement Income Security Act claim brought by its employees for $24 million, an attorney ...
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Landowners win $2.6M verdict in eminent domain case
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Jury awards $250K to family of man killed by father-in-law
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Woman settles tripping case for $435K after new knee falls to pieces
Headlines
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Republicans seek to defend voter ID law in federal court
North Carolina Republican legislators want to get formally involved in a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s latest voter identification law because they say Democratic Gov. ...
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Mediators in the culture of litigation
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The perpetual company
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Lawyer’s home, assets subject to forfeiture
