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Contract by Emoji? A New Risk of Doing Business in the Digital Age
by Michael B. Kent, Jr. Can the use of an emoji indicate a legally binding agreement? In South West Terminal Ltd. v. Achter Land & Cattle Ltd., a Canadian judge [...]
Suit Challenging COVID-19 “Lockdown” Orders Allowed to Continue
by Michael B. Kent, Jr. The North Carolina Court of Appeals this month addressed important issues concerning the scope of governmental emergency powers. In Howell v. Cooper, the Court held [...]
Phillips v. NCDPI, et al.
Filed Complaint Motion to Dismiss Opposition to Defendants' Motion to Dismiss Filed Order Phillips v NCDPI, et al
North Carolina College Nursing Students and the Medicare and Medicaid Provider COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
By: Joelle Harvill On January 11, 2023, the Biden Administration renewed the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency. That means certain laws and regulations that were triggered by the Public Health Emergency [...]
