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Sometimes, when discovery in a commercial case has been a mess, a party that imposes unusual
Continue Reading Swapping Litigation Horses Midstream is a Treacherous Course
Analysis of North Carolina Business Court Decisions (and other musings)
Sometimes, when discovery in a commercial case has been a mess, a party that imposes unusual…
Continue Reading Swapping Litigation Horses Midstream is a Treacherous Course
The CBD product market, by some estimates,…
Continue Reading The Trouble with Trebles
Amidst a “bitter family dispute” over future control of a…
Continue Reading One Law Firm. Two Clients. Three Times the Complexity.
The paths that lead to the North Carolina Business Court are often paved with the…
Continue Reading NC Business Court Refuses to Strike a Most-Favored-Nation Clause Challenged as Hopelessly Vague by Pork Industry Titan
Discord within a faith community comes with all the challenges of a secular dispute, but carries with it the special responsibility that members of a congregation share in a collective…
Continue Reading In a Church Divided, Secular Courts Have Limited Tools to Rejoin What a Congregation has Put Asunder
When a motion for reconsideration…
Continue Reading To Thine Own Documents be True
At one of Charlotte’s finest golf courses, Myers Park Country Club,…
Continue Reading A Clubhouse Conundrum
In a case closely watched by public transit activists and “government…
Continue Reading NC Supreme Court Narrows What Counts as a “Public Record” Held by Private Entities with Extensive Government Ties
Large Settlement Led to a Big Plot Reveal: The Agreement was Never Executed
Rule 1.5(c) of the North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct provides protection to clients with its requirement…
Continue Reading Contingency Drama
As a still-young judicial panel, the Business Court frequently has an opportunity to define its boundaries in the face of challenges to its jurisdictional reach. In Inhold, LLC v. PureShield, …
Continue Reading Business Court Confirms the “Special” Cases Where State Law Claims “Arise Under” Federal Law Remain a Rarity
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