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August 25, 2015

Posted in Per Se Violations Substantial Aggravating Circumstances

When Is a Breach of a Covenant Not to Compete Also Unfair or Deceptive?

Next Monday, August 31, the North Carolina Supreme Court will hear arguments in an important business-versus-business case. Beverage Systems of the Carolinas v. Associated Beverage Repair (No. 316A14) includes two unsettled issues under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 75-1.1: Is tortious interference a per se (that is, automatic) violation of section […]

June 10, 2014

Posted in Damages Per Se Violations

Can a Settlement Offer by an Insurer Lead to Treble Damages?

Under North Carolina law, insurers may not engage in certain prohibited practices. Chapter 58 of the North Carolina General Statutes enumerates these practices. There is no private right of action under these parts of chapter 58 themselves. Even so, a number of court decisions hold that the acts barred by […]

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When Is a Breach of a Covenant Not to Compete Also Unfair or Deceptive?

Can a Settlement Offer by an Insurer Lead to Treble Damages?

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