Once a non-criminal case is decided by a district or superior court judge, a new trial is generally not an option and appeals can be filed only to the North Carolina Court of Appeals, and perhaps to the Supreme Court of North Carolina.

1 day ago · A lawsuit in Columbia, North Carolina is fighting to have a shocking pro-slavery etching removed from a Confederate monument outside a local courthouse. | TAG24

2 days ago · A federal lawsuit filed in Columbia, North Carolina is targeting a Confederate monument outside a courthouse that bears an inscription with the line "IN APPRECIATION OF OUR FAITHFUL SLAVES." The ...

Plaintiff: Justin Robinson Defendant: Mariner Finance, LLC Cause Of Action: 15 U.S.C. § 1681 Fair Credit Reporting Act Court: Fourth Circuit › North Carolina › U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina Type: Other Statutes › Consumer Credit

This guide explains the basic steps and practice tips in filing a civil lawsuit in North Carolina state court. Lawsuits are com-menced with the delivery of a summons and complaint to the Clerk of Court.

Aug 11, 2025 · Learn what to expect in a North Carolina personal injury lawsuit—from consultation to trial—and how a skilled attorney can guide you every step.

Jul 14, 2025 · The federal education grant funding at stake in this lawsuit supports North Carolina public school budgets, teacher salaries, before- and after-school programs for students, community learning centers, teacher development programs, and more.