Young Moore is pleased to announce that attorneys Susan T. Fountain and David W. Earley have been named Shareholders of the firm effective January 1, 2020. Susan is a member of the firm’s health care… Read More
The North Carolina Supreme Court held in a matter of first impression that underinsured motorist (UIM) benefits paid to an accident victim do not reduce the judgment against the tortfeasor, even if the insurance carrier… Read More
The Eastern District of North Carolina recently upheld an insurer’s decision to deny a claim for theft based upon the policy’s Entrustment Exclusion in 2900 Rock Quarry, LLC v. Westfield Insurance Company, 2017 WL 2616961,… Read More
(Coauthored by Matthew J. Gray and David W. Earley) In recent years, assignment of benefits abuse has wreaked havoc on Florida’s property insurance industry. According to a recent report by the Florida Justice Reform Institute, over… Read More
A longstanding rule developed by the North Carolina courts generally prohibits a non-attorney from representing a corporation or other business entity in the courts. In the leading case on this issue, Lexis-Nexis, Division of… Read More
Millions of Americans will go to the polls today to choose, among other officials, the next President of the United States. While the power to choose our own leaders is certainly remarkable in its own… Read More
We are pleased to announce the addition of David W. Earley to the firm as an associate and member of the litigation team. David graduated from Duke University before obtaining his JD from New York… Read More
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