Fate of NC's CON law sits in state Supreme Court justices' hands
A New Bern eye surgeon challenges a law that costs his patients time and money.
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A New Bern eye surgeon challenges a law that costs his patients time and money.
Reforms enacted in Tennessee and North Carolina are often held up as models for South Carolina lawmakers to emulate. That dynamic, however, has reversed in one area.
A New Bern eye surgeon challenging North Carolina’s certificate-of-need law tackled the state’s arguments in defense of CON in a new court filing Monday. The state Supreme Court will consider the case in the months ahead.
“There was a Black community on the east side, a Black community on the south side,” said Richard Duncan, who lived in the neighborhood when he was younger and is considered a historian by many who know Center Street. “But everyone came to Center Street.”
A New Bern eye surgeon challenging North Carolina’s certificate-of-need law tackled the state’s arguments in defense of CON in a new court filing Monday. The state Supreme Court will consider