When Good Tenants go Bankrupt: Top Things Commercial Landlords Need to Know
Sometimes the result of even a good business is bankruptcy, particularly as COVID-19 and its economic and regulatory impacts run… Read More
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UPDATE: “PARTY” … Like It’s 1999
The North Carolina Industrial Commission (NCIC) recently released the following statement, following the Court of Appeals’ ruling in MITCHELL v.… Read More
North Carolina Superior Court Bucks National Trend and Rules for Policyholders in COVID-19 Business Interruption Suit
State and local governments around the country, including in North Carolina, directed bars, restaurants, and other businesses to suspend or… Read More
Changes to NC Rules of Civil Procedure Involving Email Use
During the pandemic, the Chief Justice permitted service of pleadings and discovery by email only upon written consent. However, beginning… Read More
Resuming “In-Person” Board Meetings: Open Meetings Considerations
For approximately the last six months, public boards subject to the Open Meetings Law (“public boards”) have been meeting solely… Read More
Resumption of Civil Trials in NC
At a recent seminar put on by the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys, members of the N.C. task force… Read More
Face Coverings in North Carolina
On September 1, 2020, Governor Roy Cooper issued Executive Order No. 163. This Executive Order, effective on September 4, 2020, will… Read More
North Carolina Moves to Phase 2.5
On September 1, 2020, Governor Roy Cooper issued Executive Order No. 163. This Order became effective on September 4, 2020, and… Read More
Top 5 Myths and Misconceptions About Operating Neighborhood Pools During Phase II
With summer in full swing, North Carolinians are looking for ways to beat the heat safely while navigating COVID-19 social… Read More
New Title IX Requirements: Turning Campus Hearings into Pseudo-Courtrooms
The new Title IX regulations, adopted in the midst of COVID-19’s fierce imposition on society as a whole, and education… Read More
