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NC COA: Entry of Default & Specific Performance, Jones v. Jones

Entry of Default, Specific Performance, COA18-478, Jones v. Jones, Feb. 5, 2019, Lee County This matter was originally appealed in action COA14-507.  After…

NC COA: Child Custody/UCCJEA, Walz v. Walz

Child custody, subject matter jurisdiction/UCCJEA, COA18-240, Feb. 19, 2019, Walz v. Walz, Carteret County Holding: The trial court erred in finding that…

NC COA: Equitable Distribution, Nordman v. Nordman

Equitable Distribution, COA18-405, Feb. 19, 2019, Nordman v. Nordman, Iredell County Equitable distribution orders and contempt orders are both immediately…

Hats, Bracketology and PSAP

The Dispute Resolution Section CLE and Annual Meeting, held in the midst of March Madness, was a big success. Donna Savage and her team put together an…

Items of Interest: Gigi Hadid Suit, Fiji Water Girl, ESports Issues

Members of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section found the following recent third-party articles to be of potential interest to the Section: Gigi Hadid…

Checking In: April 3, 2019

Alex Pearce, a privacy attorney formerly with SAS Institute, has joined Wyrick Robbins as a member of the firm’s privacy and data security team. Pearce’s…

Consider Texting with Clients

Many attorneys react to the thought of texting with clients with a solid “no way!” However, attorneys are feeling the pressure to text with clients since…

Elder & Special Needs Law Section: Chair’s Comments

We had a successful Elder & Special Needs Law Symposium in Pinehurst in February. Thank you to the CLE committee who put the program together (Kara…

Pay ’Em Like Beckham: US Soccer Lawsuit Pushes Gender Discrimination in Athletics to the Forefront

Gender discrimination in international team sports has long been a fraught issue, and US soccer is no exception. The US Senior Men’s National Soccer Team…

Testing Well: Holding Drug Testers Accountable for False Positives

North Carolina law imposes stringent requirements on employee drug testing. But courts have long held that employers who fire employees on the basis of false…