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January 2, 2024 Michelle A. Liguori
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Congratulations Michelle Liguori

Ellis & Winters congratulates partner Michelle Liguori, who was recently recognized as a Board-Certified Specialist in Appellate Law by the North Carolina State Bar. Michelle focuses her practice on appellate law and business litigation including class actions and other complex business disputes. Michelle regularly handles appeals in the Fourth Circuit, […]

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October 5, 2023 Jonathan A. Berkelhammer Andrew S. Chamberlin Alex J. Hagan Leslie C. Packer Jonathan D. Sasser Paul K. Sun, Jr. Dixie T. Wells
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Ellis & Winters Recognized by Benchmark Litigation 2024

Ellis & Winters has again been listed as a “highly recommended” law firm for litigation practices in North Carolina. Benchmark Litigation has recognized the firm in the top two firm rankings amongst eight other law firms in North Carolina by the annual guide of top litigation practices in the U.S. […]

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September 19, 2023 Jeffrey Steven McConnell Warren
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Without a Reasonable Stout: Court of Appeals Holds Bars have Right to Earn a Living

Mandatory lockdowns enacted across North Carolina during COVID-19 fermented intoxicatingly interesting questions surrounding the scope and breadth of North Carolina’s “fruits of labor” clause, enshrined in Article I, Section 1 the State’s constitution. Over the past year, decisions have shown this pint-sized provision to be frothing with potential. Last year, […]

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July 7, 2023 Luke J. Farley Dixie T. Wells
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Luke Farley and Dixie Wells Published in June 2023 Issue of Modern Contractor Solutions

Partners, Luke Farley and Dixie Wells published an article on an Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) multi-employer worksite policy in this month’s Modern Contractor Solutions. In the construction industry, it can be complicated to determine the employee from the employer. This article highlights four categories that a contractor may […]

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