North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
Considering a question of first impression in the state, the North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled that a trial court erred by ordering ...
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Trustee must be impartial in beneficiary dispute, COA rules
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Restaurant owners score win in battle with insurer over COVID
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Severe TBI manifests two months after crash, prompts $3M settlement
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Jury trials to restart in November
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Family lawyers say COVID-19 has made it “a mess” out there
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Acting as parent to boy precluded DVPO order
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Former DA’s convictions overturned in part
Opinion Digests
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Criminal Practice – Embezzlement & Corporate Malfeasance – Jurisdiction – Duty to Account
Even though (1) defendant reported to corporate headquarters in Iowa; (2) after her hiring, she moved to South Carolina; (3) the corporate credit card ...
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Criminal Practice – Probation Revocation – Confrontation Right – New Probation Officer
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Criminal Practice – Speeding – Sentencing – Prior Record Level Worksheet
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Criminal Practice – Sentencing – South Carolina Conviction – Second-Degree Burglary – Different Elements
Headlines
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Cooper signs order preventing evictions
By BRYAN ANDERSON Associated Press/Report for America RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order Wednesday preventing landlords from evicting tenants ...
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U.S. Supreme Court OKs N.C. Nov. 12 absentee ballot deadline
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More law firms giving time off to vote
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Mail-in absentee request deadline passing in North Carolina
