N.C. Business Court Refuses to Allow Member-Managers to Assert Contract Claims Belonging to their LLC.
In its second opinion in Bennett v. Bennett, 2019 NCBC 45 (N.C. Super. Ct.
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Not an Offer He Can’t Refuse
N.C. Business Court Dismisses Two Contract Claims on Summary Judgment for Lack of Mutuality
In separate cases, the North Carolina Business Court answers the question: When exactly is a contract
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Marshall at Sutter’s Sawmill
N.C. Business Court Dismisses All Counterclaims in a Dispute Stemming from a Failed Romance.
In Rabinowitz v. Suvillaga, 2019 NCBC 7 (N.C. Super. Jan. 28, 2019), Judge Robinson granted
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Don’t Fence Me In
N.C. Business Court Declines to Impose Fiduciary Duties among Sibling Managers of an LLC and Declines to Extend Any “Control Group” Exception to LLCs, but allows Dissolution Claim to Survive,
Seven of One, Half a Dozen of the Other
N.C. Business Court Dismisses Counterclaims of an ALF Medical Provider for Lack of Standing.
In Doctors Making Housecalls-Internal Medicine, P.A. v. Onsite Care, PLLC, 2019 NCBC 5 (N.C.
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Lernaean Hydra
N.C. Business Court Dismisses a Motion to Enforce Mediated Settlement Agreement After a Protracted Struggle Among Owners
In Local Social, Inc. v. Stallings, 2019 NCBC 8 (N.C. Super. Ct.
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And Now for Something Completely Different (but not really)
N.C. Supreme Court Amends N.C. Business Court Rules.
On June 11th, the Supreme Court of North Carolina issued an Order Amending the Rules of the N.C. Business Court
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Like When You Can’t Hear a Mobile Call
N.C. Business Court Dismisses Third-Party Complaint Based on Bad Service.
In Sloan v. Inolife Techs., Inc., 2019 NCBC 3 (N.C. Super Jan. 9, 2019), the seller of a corporation’s
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War of the Roses
N.C. Business Court allows one judicial dissolution claim to survive, but dismisses another premised on veil-piercing.
In the Business Court’s first opinion of 2019, Slaughter v. Winner Enterprises of Carolina
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