North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Hubert N. Rogers was suspended from the practice of law for two years on Jan. 4. The suspension is stayed for four years so long as Rogers complies with certain conditions.

Tagged with: Bar Disciplinary Action

Mo Idlibby received two censures on Aug. 22.

Tagged with: Bar Disciplinary Action

Scott Shelton was censured on Dec. 27. Shelton willfully disobeyed a court order by accepting $2,000 in a fiduciary capacity during a period where he was prohibited from doing so under a consent order of preliminary injunction entered by the court.

Tagged with: Bar Disciplinary Action

It feels like hardly a week goes by without some operative who worked on Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential election campaign getting indicted or pleading guilty to some sort of felony, but the Trump team scored a rare bit of legal ...

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  A trial court judge properly set aside a jury verdict that awarded a medical malpractice plaintiff a single dollar in damages, but erred in entering an amended judgment awarding the plaintiff more than $500,000, a divided North Carolina Supreme ...

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Allen Torres was reprimanded Nov. 14

Tagged with: Bar Disciplinary Action

Alton R. Williams was reprimanded Nov. 14

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Thomas J. Moore II was reprimanded Nov. 14

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Domestic violence victims petitioning for a protective order will need to include any alleged acts of domestic violence in writing in their complaints, or else lose the right to introduce them as evidence, the North Carolina Court of Appeals has ...

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Smoke has long been used for sending signals, but the North Carolina Supreme Court has sent some clear signals to stock owners while resolving a spat over smokes. On Dec. 7 a narrowly divided court stubbed out a shareholders’ revolt ...

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