In the next issue…

“Key Changes to Mandatory Arbitration in North Carolina”

NC General Assembly

If you have a civil case in North Carolina, especially if you are about to file or defend against a new one, you will want to know about some critical changes to the non-binding arbitration statutes.

This issue of North Carolina Local Counsel will also include a link to our Word FORM for waiving “mandatory” arbitration by agreement.

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For our Existing and Potential Co-Counsel

If you have a civil case in North Carolina, especially if you are about to file or defend against a new one, you will want to know about some critical changes to the non-binding arbitration statutes.

The changes have left the law of court-ordered arbitration in North Carolina somewhat murky. To try to help clarify things, we have outlined the key changes below and also provided a free download of a Word version of one new arbitration waiver form.
 

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As a service to our existing and potential out-of-state co-counsel, we publish the newsletter, North Carolina Local Counsel. With it, you will be sure to keep up with key developments and changes in local rules in Wake County and across North Carolina in state and federal Courts. We publish North Carolina Local Counsel to help our co-counsel help their clients.

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