After filling eight associate positions in the fall, Nexsen Pruet has named four partners in the firm. The new partners are Brooks Bossong, in the Greensboro office, George Bullwinkel, in the Charleston, S.C. office, Jennifer Cluverius, in the Greenville, S.C. ...
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In another victory for developers and homebuilders, the North Carolina Supreme Court on Oct. 26 denied Cabarrus County’s request for a rehearing in a case involving impact fees.
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Read More »CHARLOTTE — To refund or not to refund? That is the beginning of a complex set of questions in Cabarrus County, questions that appear destined to be answered in court. For 14 years, the county charged builders and developers special fees — $8.45 million in fees, to be exact, according to figures provided by the county.
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Jerry Reese, who has failed repeatedly to block the Charlotte Knights from relocating to Uptown, today said he has hired a Greensboro law firm to represent him in his latest lawsuit to stop the team from moving.
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In his fight against bringing the Charlotte Knights minor league baseball team to the city, Jerry Reese has struck out – many times. And he might strike out even more. Still, that doesn’t matter to him.
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