From April 2009 through January 2010, I did a post at the beginning of each month on the new cases designated to the Business Court during the prior month. That’s been missing during my hiatus, without any outcry, but I am now resuming that service for October 2010. There were nine new cases last month, running the usual gamut of minority shareholder claims to trade secrets claims, and breaches of fiduciary duty.
Blount Three Properties, LLC v. York Properties, Inc. (New Hanover): Allegations that promoter and broker of shopping center
Continue Reading New Cases In The North Carolina Business Court: October 2010
Nine new cases were designated to the Business Court during November 2009:
There were ten new cases designated to the Business Court during October 2009. They include two lawsuits against former officers and directors of Wachovia regarding the collapse of Wachovia (Browne and Harris).
Eleven new cases were designated to the Business Court in September 2009, including a class action against the North Carolina Department of Revenue claiming that the taxation of retirement benefits paid to certain state employees is unconstitutional (Pendergraph).
There were ten new cases designated to the North Carolina Business Court during June 2009, down from eighteen in May and fourteen in April. The June cases are as follows:
This post is a listing and short summary of the fourteen new cases designated to the Business Court during the month of April 2009. I may start doing a post like this on a monthly basis.