Legal Aid of North Carolina will celebrate its 20th anniversary and the opening of its new Charlotte office on May 19 from 5-7 p.m. at 5525 Albemarle Rd., Suite 100. The agency first opened its doors on July 1, 2002, ...
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Read More »North Carolina Court of Appeals Judges Phil Berger and Richard Dietz are hosting a five-week summer seminar for law students who might have lost internships opportunities due to COVID-19, beginning June 5. The Webex seminar will consist of interactive lectures, ...
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Read More »BY DAN GIBSON Real estate agents may have a duty to disclose material facts to the buyers of real property—even when the buyers have a home inspection. The North Carolina Court of Appeals’ March 3 decision in Cummings v. Carroll ...
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Read More »The North Carolina Bar Association has kicked off its Legal Feeding Frenzy and wants North Carolina attorneys to help feed the hungry. The food and fundraiser runs through March 31. Law firms and organizations are raising non-perishable food and money ...
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Read More »Where there was no material fact as to a former paper mill worker’s claims that the company discriminated and retaliated against him and subjected him to a hostile work environment, the court ruled the alleged conduct was insufficient as a ...
Read More »South Carolina will receive $4.5 million as its share of a $120 million settlement with Johnson & Johnson for falsely stating the longevity of its metal-on-metal hip implants, causing serious medical problems for patients who had to have them replaced, ...
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Read More »By CHAD ESSICK and EMILY MEEKER The New Year often brings new resolutions and new opportunities. For property owners in certain counties across North Carolina, the New Year will also bring new property tax valuations. North Carolina law requires counties ...
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Read More »A settlement of $246,000 has been reached in the class action lawsuit against the Hardee’s Restaurant located at 2604 Little Rock Road in Charlotte, North Carolina. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of those exposed to Hepatitis A while at ...
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Read More »Maryam Al-Zoubi has joined Bull City Lawyer in Durham, where she will focus on immigration defense. Al-Zoubi was previously an assistant district attorney in New York City. Maggie Basu has joined Smith Moore Leatherwood in the firm’s Greensboro office. Basu ...
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Read More »Paul Flick has joined Miller Monroe & Plyler in Raleigh. Flick primarily practices in areas of business and commercial litigation, mediation, arbitration, and administrative law. He was previously with Jordan Price Wall Gray Jones & Carlton in Raleigh, where he ...
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