Lawyers blue over Postal Service non-service.
The N.C. Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of a complaint for insufficient service in part because USPS didn't get a signature.
Lawyers blue over Postal Service non-service.
Nurses face new liability for treatment decisions.
Casino Real: Minor earnest money bet raises stakes of real estate misdeals.
Rezoning challengers face steeper hill in development battles.
A plea against the fee: When your best argument is for ‘mercy,’ it may be too late.
Courts play gotcha with malpractice victims.
Raiders of the lost ARC: Title-clearing law zaps old property covenants.
Defamation claims link insults to injuries.
Trespass to timber cases reveal the roots of many disputes.
For sale: three bedrooms, two baths, and the builder's wiggle room.
The “L” word your building contractor can’t resist has a catch.
Nursing profession evolves, but malpractice claims are frozen in time.
Blinded by the light: How insurance carriers learn the virtue of good faith.
The grass is always greener when it's artificial turf.
Nursing home case may defuse some contract landmines.
Real estate agents, your mission should you choose to accept it, may be impossible
Nursing home 'emergency' highlights need for vigilance
It takes a village to protect the elderly
Those fossils in your employment files are from Non-Competosaurus
How to avoid betrayal and scorn in a business divorce.