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A new community in Gastonia, set to welcome new residents by early 2024, is causing quite a stir online.

Vanessa Ruffes shares this first-time business owner's warning for others.

Defendants argue that plaintiff, as an officer of the defendant-agency, breached his fiduciary duty to the agency by issuing false certificates of insurance (COIs). However, plaintiff explains that he issued the false COIs in what he believed was the best interest of the agency. Consequently, there is a genuine issue as to whether plaintiff breached

Questions surrounding the Alex Murdaugh case continue, but some have noticed Murdaugh's body language during the trial.

Questions surrounding the Alex Murdaugh case continue, but some have noticed Murdaugh's body language during the trial.

Data shows the number of police pursuits in Charlotte has more than tripled in a decade. With it comes a sharp increase in the number of innocent lives lost.

Charlotte Attorney Gary Mauney explains what to do if this happens to you.

A viewer asked us to VERIFY if Zoom users could get paid thanks to a settlement in a class-action lawsuit.

Attorney Gary Mauney cites a 1982 North Carolina Supreme Court Case, Moore V. Crumpton, as the reasoning for parents being able to sue.

Trumps pardon of U.S. contractors convicted of Iraqi massacre is an injustice: lawyer When U.S. President Donald Trump pardoned four security contractors who gunned down 12 unarmed Iraqi civilians, he stripped their families of justice and undermined the U.S. court system, says lawyer Gary Mauney. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Dec 23, 2020 4:48 PM ET | Last Updated: December 23, 2020 Blackwater guards, from left, Dustin Heard, Evan Liberty, Nicholas Slatten and Paul Slough. On Tuesday...