Ohio State University tennis player Matthew Forbes could join a class-action lawsuit filed against NCAA prize-money restrictions, now that the player who filed the suit in 2024 has graduated from the University of North Carolina.
A federal judge has granted preliminary approval to a settlement ending a class-action lawsuit over solitary confinement of juveniles in North Carolina.
State health regulators are asking a judge to pause his consideration of class action status for a lawsuit targeting mental health services provided to North Carolina jail inmates.
A federal judge will allow a lawsuit to proceed against a North Carolina state agency over mental health services provided to jail inmates.
The North Carolina Supreme Court has approved class-action lawsuits challenging government fees assessed in Raleigh and Carteret counties. Both cases produced unanimous decisions Friday.
The NCAA and a University of North Carolina tennis player are finalizing a settlement that would end the player’s class-action lawsuit over the college sports governing agency’s prize-money rules.
State Supreme Court Justice Phil Berger Jr. labeled Apex's recreation fee for developers "constitutionally suspect."
The North Carolina Supreme Court has vacated a lower court’s order for a class-action lawsuit against a recreation fee Apex charged to local developers.
A University of North Carolina tennis player and the NCAA should know by early February whether they can reach a settlement in a lawsuit over prize-money rules.
A University of North Carolina tennis player’s class-action lawsuit against NCAA prize-money restrictions would not go to trial until November 2026.
A federal judge will allow a lawsuit challenging solitary confinement in North Carolina juvenile detention centers to cover anyone housed at the Cabarrus Detention Center. At the same time, the judge has rejected a request to extend the suit to all juvenile detainees in state facilities across North Carolina.
