When you’re pursuing a legal case in North Carolina, the road ahead can seem long and daunting. Between mounting paperwork, never-ending deadlines, and complex procedures, it’s easy to lose sight …

When you envision a personal injury trial, you might picture lawyers dramatically objecting to improper questions or inadmissible evidence. But there’s actually a much earlier process for keeping out unfair, …

If you’ve ever found yourself in a lawsuit in North Carolina, you know the frustration of the other party stonewalling and refusing to hand over key evidence. Whether it’s documents, …

If you find yourself in a civil lawsuit here in North Carolina, you’re likely preparing yourself for a long road ahead. But this is not always the case, and under …

Motions to dismiss sweep in at the early stages of litigation and seek to kick out claims on legal technicalities before discovery and trial even begin. The most common motion …

This is the number one question we hear from clients when filing a lawsuit—how long is this going to take? It’s a fair question. No one likes being involved in …

Navigating the legal landscape in North Carolina can feel like a journey through a complex maze. When you’re bringing a legal case, the first decision you need to make is …

If my Google search is a reliable measure, here is a conversation no one is having: should it be morally acceptable for a church to require a liability waiver from …

Stepping into a deposition room for the first time can feel like entering a new world, a place where every detail matters, right down to the clothes you wear. Most …

The Rule 30(b)(6) deposition is overlooked or poorly used by many attorneys. But these special depositions can unlock organizational knowledge, cut through the fog of discovery, and pin down legal …