Business litigation takes a significant amount of time and money. In most instances, litigating a business divorce through a verdict at trial runs counter to a business's profitability goals. However, there are notable exceptions in which a business will benefit from litigation during a business divorce.

One voice distinctly heard by hundreds of men and women marching in exquisite unison. Nothing misunderstood. No missteps.

As Black History Month comes to a close, and even as we continue a reflective look in the review mirror of 2020, what is revealed are collective lessons. Lessons learned not only from the disturbing and violent deaths of George Floyd

As the world navigates a public health emergency, employers must also navigate a rapidly changing business landscape which includes managing the fears and health of their employees.

This year in York, Pennsylvania, a sixty-five-year-old gentleman, suffering from depression, registered his 5-foot-long alligator with the state as an emotional support animal.

Back in law school, we all learned about the statute of limitation: a plaintiff has a limited amount of time in which to file suit. There are, however, exceptions...

As I mourn the loss of Charlotte attorney, civil rights hero, and friend Charles Jones, Sr., I remember the day we met. It was a gloomy, rainy day in the Biddleville community.

Claims for breach of fiduciary duty are common in business and commercial litigation. Such claims seek redress when officers, directors, managers and others who control business operations abuse their power or neglect their responsibilities.

An unpublished opinion from the Court of Appeals often garners little attention.

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on North Carolina becomes greater each day. The economic implications of social distancing have taken hold. Local businesses and individuals are...

North Carolina will soon become the 27th state to require residents to stay at home to limit the spread of COVID-19. Governor Cooper's stay at home order goes into effect at 5:00 p.m. on Monday...

While a specific date has not been set, this standard becomes effective and applicable to the health care industry when it is published in the Federal Register, updated guidance was provided by OSHA...

This poem was written by Tricia Morvan Derr, a malpractice defense trial lawyer, to her surgeon on the eve of surgery. (All went well, BTW…)