On December 30, 2020, Darren Jackson accepted Governor Cooper’s appointment to serve on the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Judge Jackson is a former law partner of Judge Donna Stroud,
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A Divided Court Addresses Enforceability of “Ambiguous” Arbitration Agreement
Introduction
Arbitration can be less costly and more efficient than litigation. For this reason, businesses often prefer to arbitrate their disputes, and include arbitration provisions in their contracts. North Carolina
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What Makes a “Proper” Rule 59 Motion? The Uncertainty Over When a Rule 59 Motion Will Toll the 30-Day Appeal Clock Continues. . .
In an earlier post, Beth detailed best practices for when a Rule 59 motion will successfully toll the 30-day appeal period under Appellate Rule 3. See here. To recap,
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