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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.: […]
Summary judgment correct in eminent domain action
A trial court appropriately granted summary judgment in an eminent domain action after resolving all issues pleaded and argued related to title and the interests taken as of the date […]
Map Act taking was compensable; damages require adjustment
The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that the trial court correctly determined the duration of the property taking but miscalculated the damages owed to the property holder under the Map Act.
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