by Scott Addison | Apr 29, 2019 | General, Labor & Employment, News, Scott Addison
Non-competes are scary for anyone. I represent many medical professionals, and occasionally a physician will mention she feels stuck by a non-compete. “I am going to have to move away for two years just so that I can come back and open my own practice.” When I mention...
by Scott Addison | Jan 4, 2019 | General, News, Scott Addison
A new year has arrived, and it seems we are inundated by ads for new gadgets and other nifty technology platforms. If you follow any legal tech reports or blogs, you know how much hype there is about AI and Blockchain. You also probably know by now that many states, including North Carolina, are incorporating a mandatory amount of CLE credits directed toward technology (despite the fact that our court system lacks sufficient funding to institute comprehensive electronic filing… but that’s a different soapbox).
by Scott Addison | Sep 12, 2016 | News, Scott Addison
Every lawyer remembers learning the nebulous concept of “disabilities” in law school. The interplay between a “disability” and the statute of limitations or the statute of repose is much more complex than appears at first glance. Last week, the North Carolina Court of...
by Scott Addison | Sep 5, 2016 | News, Scott Addison
In June, Judge Robert Ervin granted Directed Verdict in favor of our physician client at the close of Plaintiff’s evidence. Because a Directed Verdict is a white whale in medical malpractice cases (and in many others), we felt the story bore telling. First, it must be...
