Judge rejects Raleigh’s motion to dismiss suit over 2022 parade death
A Wake County Superior Court judge has rejected Raleigh’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit from the family of an 11-year-old girl killed during the city’s 2022 Christmas parade.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals will allow a man to pursue a lawsuit against two Raleigh city employees. The suit stems from injuries the man sustained from a fallen tree branch in a city-maintained park.
Thirty-one former North Carolina State University athletes have dropped former Chancellor Randy Woodson from the list of defendants in a lawsuit linked to alleged sexual abuse by NCSU’s former sports medicine director.
North Carolina State University’s former director of sports medicine is asking a court to dismiss a sexual abuse lawsuit 31 former Wolfpack athletes filed against him.
A negligence case stemming from a fallen tree branch takes an interesting technological turn.
The North Carolina Supreme Court has been asked to decide whether state law protects the Department of Transportation from a lawsuit over two deaths on a snow-covered interstate in 2014. A unanimous North Carolina Court of Appeals panel ruled in favor of the DOT in September. That decision reversed a 2024 ruling from the state Industrial Commission.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled that the state Department of Transportation has immunity in a lawsuit seeking damages related to two deaths on a snow- and ice-covered interstate. The unanimous decision Wednesday reversed a 2024 ruling against DOT from the North Carolina Industrial Commission.
A unanimous North Carolina Appeals Court panel is allowing parents to pursue a lawsuit against Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and three school employees. The complaint targets CMS and the employees for their alleged liaiblity in the sexual assault of a child from 2016 to 2018.
A federal lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s eCourts implementation can proceed against vendor Tyler Technologies and the Mecklenburg County sheriff. A court order Monday dropped Wake County’s sheriff from the dispute.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals will allow a former North Carolina State University athlete to pursue his sexual abuse lawsuit against the university. The unanimous decision Tuesday from a three-judge appellate panel overturned a trial judge’s decision favoring NCSU.