Department of Health & Human Services v. Thompkins. (Lawyers Weekly No. 10-07-0611, 9 pp.) (Sam Ervin IV, J.) Appealed from Guilford County Superior Court. (Stuart Albright, J.) N.C. App. Holding: Even though G.S. § 28A-19-3(a) explicitly says that its limitation ...

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Statute of Limitations - Real Property - DOT Project - Earthen Bank Erosion - Repair Attempts

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Charlotte attorney Seth H. Langson’s general personal injury, medical malpractice and Social Security practice took a turn in the mid-1980s when a therapist friend referred a client to him. The client’s psychiatrist had engaged in an improper sexual relationship with ...

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Capps v. Blondeau. N.C. Bus. Ct. Holding: Plaintiff's allegations of breach of fiduciary duty and constructive fraud so pervade all her claims that all her claims against the defendant-attorney and the defendant-stock broker are governed by the 10-year statute of limitations for constructive fraud.

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