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Hoffman Presents at Healthcare Webinar on Immunity and COVID Related Litigation
Litigation attorney Dana H. Hoffman presented to members of the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys at a recent webinar titled Healthcare Heroes and Immunity: A Look at COVID Healthcare Litigation. Associate attorneys Christy C.… Read More
Senter to Speak on HIPAA Privacy and Security at NCHIMA Event
Young Moore attorney David A. Senter, Jr. will present on Lessons Learned from Recent OCR Enforcement of HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules at the June meeting of the Triangle Region North Carolina Health Information Management… Read More
Young Moore Sponsors the 2021 Trucking Claims Bootcamp
Young Moore is proud to support the Trucking Claims Boot Camp in 2021. Designed for claims professionals. the event kicks off on May 12th in Philadelphia, PA and wraps up on June 25th in Denver,… Read More
Can I Stop The Government From Taking My Property?
You have received notice that the government or some other condemning authority intends to take your property for an upcoming project. Most landowner’s initial reaction is to look for a way to stop the condemnation… Read More
Young Moore Supports NC ASHRM
Young Moore is proud to support the North Carolina Chapter of the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management (NC ASHRM) as a Diamond Plus Sponsor for 2021. NC ASHRM is a professional organization for Healthcare… Read More
Rainey & Weaver Settle Land Condemnation Claim Related to 540 Triangle Expressway SE Extension in Southern Wake County for 5 Times Initial Offer
Young Moore condemnation attorneys, Michael S. Rainey and Brandon M. Weaver, recently negotiated a Map Act settlement related to the 540 Triangle Expressway Southeast Extension in Southern Wake County. Despite only 0.034 acres of the property being… Read More
Rainey & Weaver Settle Condemnation Claim with Gas Company for Nearly $1 Million and Relocation of Proposed Gas Line
Condemnation attorneys Michael S. Rainey and Brandon M. Weaver recently negotiated a settlement for easements sought by a natural gas provider related to a project in Southeastern North Carolina. The easements impacted three commercially zoned parcels and… Read More
Guard What May Be the Key to Winning Your Appeal: The Record
Because many cases survive after trial to live another day in court on appeal, trial attorneys fear and respect properly preserving the record for appeal. But appellate litigators pay utmost attention to the record itself—the… Read More
Can My Employer Require Me to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine?
In this blog: Generally, employers can require employees to receive an available vaccine as a condition of continued employment. If the mandatory vaccination policy tends to exclude employees with disabilities from the workplace, the employer… Read More
Estate Planning Basics: What is Probate?
Defining Probate Have you ever been lost without directions? It is very frustrating. The death of a loved one can have that same feeling. A common and understandable question is simply – what do I… Read More