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Recent Case Law Does Not Doom All Rental Restriction Amendments

Written By Alexander C. Dale

The North Carolina Court of Appeals recently released two cases that raise the question of whether a covenant amendment containing rental restrictions may be adopted by a condominium association or homeowners association. …

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A Win for Employers: Judge Blocks FTC’s Non-Compete Ban Nationwide

Written By Genesis E. Torres and Devon D. Williams

On Tuesday, August 20, 2024, Judge Ada E. Brown, a United States District Judge for the Northern District of Texas, delivered a nationwide victory to businesses and employers across the country when she granted Ryan LLC (a…

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The Perils of Over-Lawyering in Bankruptcy

Written By Lance P. Martin

For a lender in bankruptcy, the best situation is to be an over-secured creditor, meaning the value of your collateral exceeds your debt.  A creditor in this exalted category can recover principal, interest (includin…

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What Are My Benefits? Decoding a Long-Term Disability Insurance Policy in North Carolina

Written By Emily G. Massey

To be insured against a loss or some other event, we pay premiums to an insurance company. If a loss or triggering event actually occurs, we expect our insurance company to compensate us according to our insurance policy.…

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A Few Things You Should Know in Case of Windstorm Damage to Your Home or Building

Written By Michael J. Parrish and Amy H. Wooten

North Carolinians are on high alert, tracking weather patterns and prepping their homes and other structures for potential storms. Many know the importance of having a plan and the peace of mind that comes with owning a g…

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