Paynter Law is proud to be part of the team litigating this important case. Confederate monuments have no place outside courthouses in NC.
https://t.co/i592OJGlKv via @thetimesnews
We're proud to be representing nationally acclaimed chef Ashley Christensen in her federal suit seeking to force Cincinnati Ins to honor business interruption policies it issued to NC biz owners. Read all about it in this great article from @newsobserver
https://t.co/BfKebVo2Ba
The effort continues! Excited to represent Ashley Christensen, who has long used her voice to fight for restaurants and workers in our region @PaynterLawFirm@A______C______ https://t.co/ABeTGrwA4q
We are committed to holding rogue police officers accountable. We just filed a major federal lawsuit against the Town of Mount Olive and several officers for police brutality. More information below:
https://t.co/8wQHyRm9sm
Thanks to @WSJ and @lesliescism for the great coverage of our work at @PaynterLawFirm helping small businesses across North Carolina, including @MateoTapas, @VinRougeDurham and Matt Kelly's other fabulous Durham restaurants!
https://t.co/ChMPe0l1BQ
Great interview by our own Gagan Gupta. Proud to be representing plaintiffs in this lawsuit. Common sense dictates that a monument inscribed "confederate heroes" has no place in front of a courthouse in 2020.
https://t.co/sL0GaGKIZq
Grateful for national coverage about our landmark victory, which will hopefully prove useful to other small businesses and judges across the country @PaynterLawFirm
https://t.co/E3wUlNYVp7
Proud of our landmark victory in our lead COVID-19-related insurance lawsuit on behalf of sixteen NC restaurants, the first case in the country to find that insurers must pay for losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a watershed moment! @paynterlaw https://t.co/wke7vhcF5W
Today in COVID-19 coverage litigation: in apparent first, N.C. judge grants SJ to group of restaurants, finds that Cincinnati Ins. Co. must provide coverage
Case is North State Deli et al. v. Cincinnati Ins. Co., 20-CVS-02569, Durham County
#businessinterruption#covid19