By: Jeff Jeffrey Typically, when someone puts information down in writing and then submits it to the government, they can be held responsible for whatever is in the document in question. But a recent summary judgment decision by Judge Louis Bledsoe of the North Carolina Business Court...
Parry Tyndall White partner Jim White won a case in the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals regarding recharacterization of debt as equity in bankruptcy in In re Province Grande Olde Liberty. The National Law Review discussed the implication of the court's decision. Read the article here...
Our lawsuit against the producers of the cable television show "Love it or List it" was been featured in national and international media. Couple suing TV show over "disastrous" home renovation speaks out - CBS This Morning 'Love It or List it' — or lawsuit? HGTV show...
Alan Parry, Amos Tyndall, Jim White and Michelle Walker have all been recognized in the 2016 Edition of North Carolina Super Lawyers Magazine. Alan was selected in the Business Litigation category, Amos was selected in the Criminal Defense category and Jim was selected in the General Litigation category....
[vc_row row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern" css_animation=""][vc_column][vc_column_text]Amos Tyndall and Jim White have been named to the 2016 “Legal Elite” by BUSINESS NORTH CAROLINA magazine. Amos was recognized in the Criminal Law, and Jim in Bankruptcy. Each year, BUSINESS NORTH CAROLINA sends ballots to more than 20,000 North Carolina lawyers. Those...
Jim White will be presenting at the Legal Services Task Force Training on November 17-19, 2015, giving a presentation on "Taking Effective Depositions" on Thursday, November 19. The training will be held at Bryan Park Golf & Enrichment Center, Browns Summit, North Carolina....
The Independent Weekly featured our recently filed excessive force action - Horton v. City of Raleigh - against the Raleigh Police Department on the front page of their Wake County edition Article by John Tucker It had been several minutes since Omeze Nwankwo was locked inside a...
NORTH CAROLINA LAWYERS WEEKLY By David Donovan When a Durham attorney sued the North Carolina Division of Employment Security last year over its decision to stop making notices of unemployment appeals hearings available to attorneys, her counsel, Jim White, looked at it as a straightforward Public Records...