Over the last few years, a growing number of citizens have called for the removal of confederate monuments while other groups have demanded their preservation. What considerations should a local government include in its analysis in determining whether to remove a statue? The answer depends on the facts and procedural posture. In United Daughters of…
In light of North Carolina entering “Phase 1” of lifting its COVID-19 restrictions, this article addresses issues involving employer requirements and employee use of facemasks, respirators, gloves, and other personal protective equipment (“PPE”). Current Guidance Here is what our government agencies are recommending. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) The EEOC released guidance that indicates an…
Teague Campbell attorney Natalia Isenberg successfully obtained a dismissal of veterinary malpractice claims for plaintiff’s failure to state a claim on the basis of Rule 9(j). Plaintiff attempted to correct the mistake prior to the hearing by filing an Amended Complaint, after the statute of limitations had passed, but the amendment did not comply with…