Defendant in “Sham Technology” Case Wins Jurisdiction Argument on Lack of Service, but Waives it by Appearing Post-Judgment in Attempt to Protect Assets
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Continue Reading All that Glitters May Just be Yellow Paint
Analysis of North Carolina Business Court Decisions (and other musings)
In the Land of Technology Oz a…
Continue Reading All that Glitters May Just be Yellow Paint
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
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
Fox Rothschild North Carolina Appellate Specialist Beth Scherer recently blogged about an important order from Judge Robinson on the impact of a notice of appeal on the trial court’s jurisdiction. …
Continue Reading Business Court: Subsequently Filed Notice of Appeal Deprives Trial Court of Jurisdiction to Rule on Pending Rule 60(b)(6) Motion
Yesterday’s press release from the Governor’s Office with information on the nominees is available here:
https://governor.nc.gov/news/governor-cooper-nominates-four-special-superior-court-judges
Continue Reading Governor Cooper Nominates Four to Business Court Bench
At the NCBA’s annual Antitrust and Complex Business Disputes Section CLE last week, there was a panel segment of the North Carolina Business Court Judges. Fox Rothschild was there, and…
Continue Reading Straight from the Source – Comments from the Business Court Judges
Does an entity 100% owned by the State of North…
Continue Reading Business Court Narrows How Public Records Act Applies to Entities with Government Ties
In Button v. Level Four Orthotics …
Continue Reading And… Another PJ Decision (Still not that kind…): Pre-conflict contacts are relevant.
Judge Robinson recently issued an order containing what may be the first interpretation of the “Special Meeting” provisions of the North Carolina Business Corporation Act (the “Act”), N.C. Gen. Stat.
Continue Reading Special Shareholder Meetings: Where the minutes are kept, but the time (for notice) is wasted
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