Hayley Fowler

The public housing authority in Charlotte, North Carolina, has called a former coordinator's attempt to revive long-dismissed claims in her hostile work environment case that already went to trial "confusing" and "frivolous," saying the court should dismiss her request outright.

Prominent North Carolina personal injury attorney Janet Ward Black, who founded the Greensboro firm Ward Black Law, has died at 66.

A class of consumers got the green light on an $8 million settlement with a financing company accused of charging excessive fees on rent-to-own agreements for storage sheds in violation of North Carolina laws, with class counsel securing more than $2 million in fees, court records show.

A class of consumers got the green light on an $8 million settlement with a financing company accused of charging excessive fees on rent-to-own agreements for storage sheds in violation of North Carolina laws, with class counsel securing more than $2 million in fees, court records show.

Fried chicken fast-food chain Bojangles and one of its largest franchisees are not entitled to defense coverage in an underlying civil suit alleging a restaurant manager sexually groomed and abused two minor employees in North Carolina, their insurance company said Friday.

Fried chicken fast-food chain Bojangles and one of its largest franchisees are not entitled to defense coverage in an underlying civil suit alleging a restaurant manager sexually groomed and abused two minor employees in North Carolina, their insurance company said Friday.

A North Carolina federal judge wants to know why he shouldn't boot a wrongful death case involving a Charlotte woman who was allegedly murdered on vacation in Mexico back down to state court after tossing the U.S. State Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation from the suit.

North Carolina's top court on Wednesday seemed reluctant to provide an off-ramp to the parent company of a technology business and one of its executives in a lawsuit alleging they conspired to devalue the majority member's stake and ferret assets to avoid paying distributions.

A former in-house attorney for billing company Paymentus Corp. can bring her retaliation, age discrimination and wrongful discharge claims to trial after a North Carolina federal judge on Monday granted only partial summary judgment in the company's favor.

A former employee of the Federal Reserve Board said its chairman can't punt his discrimination and retaliation suit to D.C. federal court, arguing most of the adverse treatment he allegedly suffered occurred while he was working remotely in North Carolina.