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Tin Fulton Walker & Owen is again recognized as a “Best Law Firm” in the 2014 Edition of U. S. News & Best Lawyers for a number of practice areas. The firm's “Tier-1” rankings were achieved in: Criminal Defense: White-C...
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May
Missy Owen co-chaired the NC Advocates for Justice‘s annual fall seminar in Asheville, a four-day continuing legal education event that drew attorneys from across the state. As one of the invited faculty, Jake Sussman presented during the plenary session wit...
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May
Luke Largess and Jake Sussman were both invited faculty speakers at the NC Advocates for Justice seminar in Raleigh: “Police Liabilty Claims: Real Cases, Real Issues. ” Luke discussed issues concerning public officer immunity, excessive force claims und...
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Luke Largess was named as a 2013 North Carolina Leader in the Law by NC Lawyers Weekly. In partnership with Elon University School of Law, NC Lawyers Weekly hosted the third annual Leaders in the Law awards event on September 18, 2013 in Raleigh, honoring legal pr...
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May
On behalf of 14 officers who have worked for years as part of a separate airport police force, Luke Largess filed a lawsuit alleging that these longtime airport police officers were paid less and treated differently than other officers doing the same job. “I...
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May
John Gresham, Luke Largess, Adam Stein, Jake Sussman, and Noell Tin were all listed in The Best Lawyers in America for 2014. John Gresham was recognized in the practice areas of First Amendment and Labor & Employment. Luke Largess was recognized in the pra...
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May
Adam Stein, along with Professor Irving Joyner, the law firm of Kirkland & Ellis, and the Advancement Project, a Washington-based civil rights groups, filed the first legal challenge to H. B. 589, North Carolina's new voting law that was signed into law on Au...
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May
Former Superior Court Judge F. Lane Williamson joins Tin Fulton Walker & Owen, where he will handle alternative dispute resolution, attorney disciplinary and ethics matters, and complex business litigation. A law school graduate of University of North Carolina at Chap...
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May
Adam Stein and counsel from Center for Constitutional Litigation challenged the constitutionality of North Carolina's recently enacted cap on noneconomic damages in medical malpractice cases in Wake County Superior Court. In June 2011, the North Carolina Gen...
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Missy Owen was an invited presenter at American Bar Association's Securities Fraud Conference in Charlotte on June 13, 2013. The conference was sponsored by the Southeastern White Collar Crime Committee of the ABA’s Criminal Justice Section. For mo...
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