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Brock & Scott Attorney group sworn into US Supreme Court
On November 7th, Brock & Scott Attorneys, Ben Barco, Gene Jung, Alan Presel, Anthony Carreri, Chad Burgess, and Devin Chidester […]
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Firm Partner, Joseph A. Camillo, Jr. named as NEAMA Corporate Counsel for 2018-2019
Congratulations to Firm partner, Joseph A. Camillo, Jr. for being named the 2018-2019 Corporate Counsel by the New England Adjustment […]
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Brock & Scott Acquires Shechtman Halperin Savage Default Practice Group and Expands into the Northeast
(Pawtucket, RI) Brock & Scott, PLLC is pleased to announce an expansion of its default law practice into the Northeast […]
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Firm Attorney, Neisi Garcia Ramirez presents at Annual Bankruptcy Skills Workshop in Florida
On June 8th, Neisi Garcia Ramirez, a Florida Bankruptcy attorney for Brock & Scott, presented on a panel at the […]
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Firm Partner, Sean Corcoran, Presents at Bankruptcy Conference in Virginia
On June 1st, Firm Partner, Sean Corcoran, presented on a panel at the 5th Annual Western District of Virginia Bankruptcy Conference. […]
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Firm Partner, Jeremy Wilkins – JPEG: Picture the Future Award Winner
Congratulations to Jeremy Wilkins for being chosen as a JPEG: Picture the Future award winner! The Picture the Future program […]
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NC Law Update: Enforcement of a Lost Note in North Carolina
written by Associate Attorneys, Archie Sumpter & Devin Chidester Enforcing a lost note is a common problem that creditors […]
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Brock & Scott Partner named Top 25 Women in Law by DS News
Congratulations to Jessica Fagen, Managing Partner in Florida for being named as one of the top 25 women in law […]
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In re Clayton – Case Opinion
In a recent decision, North Carolina Court of Appeals held that an individual is not a surviving borrower under a deed of trust if that individual was not obligated on the underlying promissory note. In re Clayton, 802 S.E.2d 920 (2017).
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The Lucks Case & NC Foreclosure Law – 1 Year Later
At the end of 2016, the Supreme Court of North Carolina sent a pragmatically powerful message regarding North Carolina Chapter 45 power of sale foreclosures: the contract is in control. Consequently, the opinion, In re Lucks, 369 N.C. 222, 794 S.E.2d 501 (2016), simplified legislatively created procedures for power of sale foreclosures while also limiting the potential for protracted litigation.
