Disputes over terms of a will

On March 5, 2014, in Attorney William Wright, by S&W Blog Admin

Will and Estate disputes are a fairly common form of litigation in North Carolina.  In this state a challenge to Will is called a caveat proceeding.  “The purpose of a caveat is to determine whether the paper writing purporting to be a will is in fact the last will and testament of the person for [...]

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Predatory student lending practices

On March 3, 2014, in Attorney Jennie Glish, by S&W Blog Admin

On February 26th, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed a  lawsuit against ITT Educational Services, Inc., a for-profit college with campuses in thirty-eight states.  The complaint, filed in the Southern District of Indiana, accuses the corporation of predatory student lending practices which pushes students into loans that they are unable to pay.  The majority of [...]

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Inquiry Process

On February 25, 2014, in Uncategorized, by S&W Blog Admin

Attorney Jennie Glish speaks about the inquiry process at Shipman & Wright.  

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North Carolina Insurance Minimums

On February 25, 2014, in Attorney Jennie Glish, Personal Injury, by S&W Blog Admin

North Carolina automobile drivers are required to carry a policy of liability insurance with a minimum bodily injury liability coverage of $30,000 per person or $60,000 per accident and property damage liability coverage of $25,000.  North Carolina drivers are also required to carry uninsured motorist coverage.  If you are not at fault, uninsured motorist coverage [...]

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Shipman & Wright New Website

On February 21, 2014, in Uncategorized, by S&W Blog Admin

We’ve been working on revising our website to make our content and blog easier to read as well as making the site a little more user friendly and focused. We hope to have the site launching within the month so stay posted. Thanks

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Does your house suffer from construction defects or defective windows and doors?

On February 21, 2014, in Attorney William Wright, by S&W Blog Admin

As a homeowner, one of the worst things you can hear is that you have leaking windows or doors or construction defects that are causing water to enter into your home.  If you have leaks from your windows or doors and your house is less than six years old, we want to hear from.  We [...]

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James Moore named among North Carolina Super Lawyers “Rising Stars”

On January 24, 2014, in Attorney James T. Moore, Firm News, General, by S&W Blog Admin

Shipman & Wright is proud to announce that James Moore was named among the North Carolina Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” for 2014. “Rising Stars” recognizes top up-and-coming attorneys who are 40 years old or younger, or who have been practicing 10 years or fewer. No more than two and a half percent of attorneys are [...]

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UN-INVITED: Why did your bank relationship fail?

On January 23, 2014, in Attorney Jennifer D. Scott, Banking, by Attorney Jennifer D. Scott

If you would like assistance in approaching your lender regarding a maturing credit or to negotiate the terms of a workout call on Shipman & Wright, LLP. Our attorneys are experts in resolution assistance and can evaluate your options. Let us help solve your problem. I recognized the following scenario posited by Pat Dalrymple in [...]

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False Claims Act Lawsuit Highlights Role of Whistleblowers in Policing Private Sector

On January 14, 2014, in Attorney Cory Reiss, Government, by Attorney Cory Reiss

A private emergency services provider got coal in its stocking last month from the United States Department of Justice, which decided to join  a whistleblower lawsuit alleging the company boosted its Medicare payments by ordering unnecessary tests and pressuring primary care doctors to admit patients to hospitals. Mid-Atlantic Emergency Medical Associates, a Florida-based for-profit ER [...]

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WRAPPING UP THE LSA EARLY – ARE OUR LOCAL BANKS EAGER?

On December 17, 2013, in Attorney Jennifer D. Scott, Banking, Family Law, Government, by Attorney Jennifer D. Scott

If you would like assistance to negotiate the terms of a work-out regarding a credit due the acquirer of your failed bank, call on Shipman & Wright, LLP. Our team of attorneys have special training and experience related to failed bank acquisitions and we are here to solve your problem. Excerpted from a viagra online [...]

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