One Law Firm. Two Clients. Three Times the Complexity.
NC Business Court Refuses to Strike a Most-Favored-Nation Clause Challenged as Hopelessly Vague by Pork Industry Titan
In a Church Divided, Secular Courts Have Limited Tools to Rejoin What a Congregation has Put Asunder
To Thine Own Documents be True
A Clubhouse Conundrum
NC Supreme Court Narrows What Counts as a “Public Record” Held by Private Entities with Extensive Government Ties
Contingency Drama
Business Court Confirms the “Special” Cases Where State Law Claims “Arise Under” Federal Law Remain a Rarity
