Earlier this week Triangle Business Journal (TBJ) announced that Anderson Jones, PLLC has been selected as a 2020 Best Places to Work award recipient! We are very excited to receive this news!! Click here to read full article. TBJ...
Archive for the ‘Appeals’ Category
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2020 Triangle Business Journal’s Best Places to Work Award
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Workers’ Compensation Opinion Updates
Anderson Jones’ Workers Compensation Defense Attorneys have been closely following recent practice-related opinions issued last week by the Court of Appeals of North Carolina and have summarized them below. Please contact Matthew Blake or Felicia Haigh if you have any...
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Court of Appeals of NC – Personal Jurisdiction
The Appellate Advocacy practice at Anderson Jones recently scored two victories in the North Carolina Court of Appeals. While the two cases were unrelated, they both involved similar issues relating to a court’s ability to exercise personal jurisdiction over a...
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2nd Place Winner in Small Business Division for 2019 TBJ Best Places to Work
Last month, 50 companies and over 400 people joined together to celebrate recipients of the Triangle Business Journal 2019 Best Places to Work luncheon event at Raleigh Improv. Attendees were encouraged to show their company spirit by dressing up in...
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2019 Triangle Business Journal’s Best Places to Work Award
Earlier today Triangle Business Journal announced that Anderson Jones, PLLC has been selected as a 2019 Best Places to Work award recipient! We are very excited to receive this news today!! Click here to read full article. We will...
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Mere Valuation Disagreement Not Enough for UDTP Claim Against Insurer
By: Daniel J. Knight, Anderson Jones, PLLC In a recent unpublished decision, the North Carolina Court of Appeals reviewed whether an insurer’s handling of a claim constituted, inter alia, an unfair and deceptive trade practice. Jackson v. Century Mutual Ins....
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North Carolina Court of Appeals Opinion – Liquidated Damages Clarification
A recent North Carolina Court of Appeals (COA) opinion held that even if a contract contains a liquidated damages clause, the party seeking relief must specifically seek liquidated damages pursuant to the clause in its complaint in order to recover...