Case Results

$600,000 Wrongful Death

Marcellino Moore successfully settled a wrongful death claim against the State of North Carolina for $600,000.00. The claim arose as a result of a state employee negligently entering an intersection at a high rate of speed, thereby causing a motor vehicle collision.

Business Law

Executive and Shareholder Takes Control of Company After Attempted Termination. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a part-owner of a company who learned that some of the other owners intended to terminate his employment and force the sale of his shares.

Contested Will Dispute

Attorney Katy Currie represented a family facing a difficult probate proceeding after a family member challenged the validity of a loved one’s will.

Estate Planning

Attorney Katy Currie worked with a blended family facing the challenge of providing for one another while also protecting assets intended for their respective children.

Custody Relocation

Mother Granted Relocation to California with Child. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a mother seeking permission to relocate with her child from North Carolina to California despite the father’s opposition.

Child Custody

Father Awarded 50/50 Custody and Permanent Final Decision-Making Authority. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a father whose parenting time, communication with his children, and involvement in important decisions were increasingly restricted by the mother.

Rights to Property

Attorney Marcellino was able to convince the Superior Court to cancel a lis pendens that was improperly used against the firm’s client.

Truck Accident

An individual was involved in a truck accident and Attorney Campbell was able to use his extensive experience to advocate for and help his client secure a six-figure settlement.

Dismissal of Lawsuit and Prevailing on Appeal

Clay Campbell led members of the firm’s family law and civil litigation teams in representing a client who faced a separate civil lawsuit arising from alleged conduct during an underlying domestic matter.