Noteworthy Cases

Dec

Tin Fulton Wins Exoneration for Pastor Wrongly Convicted

"I was blown away by the video of the press conference and celebration of innocence held last Saturday for Pastor Carmon at the Winterville courthouse. As a reminder, Pastor Carmon was exonerated (thanks to Abe) 28 years after being wrongly convicted for robbery with a dangerous...

Dec

D.D. v. Novant Health

Jury tells Novant pay $10M in NC reverse discrimination case.Read More...

Dec

State v. R.N.

Emily Gladden and Mark Kleinschmidt represented R.N. in a Motion for Appropriate Relief and secured their client’s freedom saving him decades of time in prison...

Dec

State v. O.S

In May 2019, Emily Gladden and Noell Tin succeeded in getting a second-degree murder conviction overturned, securing their client’s freedom a few years into his 15-19 year sentence. O.S. was convicted of second-degree murder for the death of his lifelong best friend after t...

Dec

State v. S.N.

In June 2020, Emily Gladden appeared before the Parole Commission and successfully argued for a release date for her client, who was serving a life sentence. ...

Dec

Burns v. State of North Carolina

On April 24, 2019, Sam McGee and his co-counsel Mike Daisley received a trial verdict from the North Carolina Industrial Commission in a case involving the death of a seven-year-old child killed one morning while crossing the road to try to board his school bus. T...

Dec

Tully v. City of Wilmington

In March 2018, S. Luke Largess and Cheyenne N. Chambers obtained a significant victory before the Supreme Court of North Carolina on behalf of Kevin Tully, a Wilmington police officer. The landmark case created a new cause of action for government employees under...

Dec

Mitchum v. BB Carolina Holdings

In March of 2018, Sam McGee and his co-counsel Jon Moore received a jury verdict of $3,850,000.00 in a case involving the death of a construction worker who was killed when a trench collapsed on him at a construction site. The defendant general contractor blamed M...

Dec

Miller v. Pro-Seal Systems

Sam McGee represented Myron Miller, a track and basketball coach (and an elite athlete in his own right) who sustained life-threatening injuries when his car was struck by an out-of-control dump truck. Mr. Miller likely only survived because of his exceptionally g...

Dec

Tully v. City of Wilmington

Katy Parker successfully argued on behalf of Kevin Tully, a Wilmington police officer, in the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Mr. Tully filed a complaint that the city’s promotion process violated his constitutional rights to substantive due process and equ...

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