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Judge grants temporary restraining order against Everything Attachments. Bank says Conover-based company owes nearly $10 million - Vimarsana News

Judge grants temporary restraining order against Everything Attachments. Bank says Conover-based company owes nearly $10 million

A Wake County Superior Court judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the owner of Conover-based Everything Attachments and its parent company.

Customers say Conover manufacturer is not responding - Vimarsana News

Customers say Conover manufacturer is not responding

In the recently created “What happened to Everything Attachments” Facebook page, several customers said they were seeking refunds for orders placed in September or August which they have not received.

Hickory paid $55k in legal fees in arches lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Hickory paid $55k in legal fees in arches lawsuit

Under the settlement agreement, all the parties are responsible for covering their own attorney’s fees. Hickory paid more than $55,400 to the Charlotte law firm of Rosenwood, Rose & Litwak

Settlement Reached In Case Involving Collapse Of Arches In Hickory - Vimarsana News

Settlement Reached In Case Involving Collapse Of Arches In Hickory

The City of Hickory reached a settlement in its lawsuit regarding the collapse of the wooden arches that occurred in February 2022. Through mediation, a settlem

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Hickory will receive $1.3 million in settlement over arches - Vimarsana News

Hickory will receive $1.3 million in settlement over arches

The settlement includes a section stipulating that none of the parties admit liability in the arch collapse and that each of the parties will be pay their own legal expenses.