In North Carolina appellate practice, it is often generally said that an interlocutory order affecting a substantial right is immediately appealable. But as the Court of Appeals reiterated in an
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When Is a Deadline or Other Requirement for Filing a Notice of Appeal Jurisdictional? (Federal Edition)
By Beth Scherer on
In light of Matt’s post from yesterday, does anyone perceive an uptick in dismissals of appeals for notice of appeal problems? Are North Carolina lawyers unique in their propensity…
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Supreme Court to Hear Three Significant Civil Appeals in October
By Matthew Nis Leerberg on
Continuing a recent trend of tackling more thorny civil cases, the Supreme Court of North Carolina will hear three high-profile civil cases this October. Notably, two of the three cases…
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