There weren’t any earthshaking decisions yesterday from the North Carolina Court of Appeals, but there are a couple of cases worth a quick mention, one on arbitration and one on discoverability in a medical malpractice case of a letter to a "medical review committee."  There was also a copyright case yesterday from the Fourth Circuit resolving an issue of first impression involving computer software.

Arbitration

In Griessel v. Temas Eye Center, P.C., the Court held that it was not error for the trial court to deny a motion to

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