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NC DOT liable after pedestrian struck in Chapel Hill crosswalk
Action: Negligence Injuries alleged: Orbital, nasal, lumbar spine, shoulder, pelvis, tibula, and fibula fractures and post-concussive syndrome Case name: Huggins v. North Carolina Department of Transportation Case no.: […]
General counsel’s post lures Newton from Senate
CHAPEL HILL — A leader among the North Carolina Senate Republicans who resigned last week from the General Assembly is the next chief attorney for the University of North Carolina […]
Orange County lawyer transferred to disability inactive status
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UNC pays $25K to settle open-meeting lawsuit
CHAPEL HILL — The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill must pay $25,000 and its trustees must affirm a commitment to follow the state’s open-meeting laws as part of […]
Faculty member slain at UNC lab building
CHAPEL HILL (AP) — Authorities say a faculty member was shot and killed in a University of North Carolina building. They say the Monday shooting was in Caudill Laboratories and a suspect has been arrested. Charges were pending, and the suspect was not immediately identified. Students and faculty at the flagship campus barricaded themselves in dorm rooms, offices and classrooms for hours until a [...]
Judge: 5,500 doctors at 2 med schools covered by pay lawsuit
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — About 5,500 faculty will be represented in a class-action lawsuit alleging two prestigious North Carolina medical schools conspired to depress their wages by agreeing not to […]
Top Legal News
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- Political commentary not directed at candidate cannot support no-contact order
- NC DOT liable after pedestrian struck in Chapel Hill crosswalk
- NC Democrats dismiss gerrymandering lawsuit following Supreme Court voting rights ruling
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