Jon Harkavy Receives the North Carolina State Bar's Highest Honor

December 28th, 2018
Last month, North Carolina State Bar President Gray Wilson presented the institution’s highest honor, the John B. McMillan Award for Distinguished Service, to Jon Harkavy. You can read about the presentation and the extraordinary service that e… Read More
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Attorney Trisha Pande joins Patterson Harkavy

October 29th, 2018
Attorney Trisha S. Pande has joined Patterson Harkavy. Trisha was previously Assistant General Counsel at the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in Washington, DC, where she supported the union’s national campaign organizing faculty a… Read More
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Patterson Harkavy files class action alleging that recovery treatment centers exploited residents for unpaid labor

October 8th, 2018
Patterson Harkavy and co-counsel, the NC Justice Center and Outten & Golden LLP, filed a class and collective action lawsuit on behalf of individuals struggling to overcome substance abuse and addiction who assert that they were exploited by a lo… Read More
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Tags: Class Action, FLSA, Labor and Employment, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Wage and Hour

Bradley Bannon Featured on the Cover of Attorney At Law Magazine

October 2nd, 2018
For the cover story of its most recent Triangle Edition issue, Attorney at Law Magazine profiled Patterson Harkavy partner Bradley Bannon. In a wide-ranging conversation with editor Bob Friedman, Brad talked about the natural expansion of his crimina… Read More
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Patterson Harkavy prevents the NC General Assembly from changing 2018 election rules

September 25th, 2018
Patterson Harkavy attorneys Narendra Ghosh and Paul Smith successfully prevented the North Carolina General Assembly from changing the rules for 2018 judicial elections. The General Assembly originally created a system in which judicial candidates wo… Read More
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Tags: Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Narendra Ghosh, NC Legislature, Paul Smith, Results

Federal Court Affirms Ruling in Favor of Patterson Harkavy Client Shot by Police

August 19th, 2018
Federal Judge A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. entered an order and opinion last week affirming the decision of federal Judge Kaymani West to vacheron constantin replica allow police shooting victim Julian Betton’s lawsuit to go to trial against both the… Read More
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Federal Judge's Report over South Carolina police shooting gains national coverage

June 8th, 2018
On May 21, federal Magistrate Judge Kaymani West recommended that Patterson Harkavy’s civil rights lawsuit on behalf of Julian Betton proceed to trial. Police officers shot Mr. Betton nine times in his own home during a narcotics raid, leaving… Read More
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NC Court of Appeals rules in favor of Patterson Harkavy's client in wrongful conviction insurance dispute

June 5th, 2018
The North Carolina Court of Appeals issued a unanimous opinion in favor of Patterson Harkavy’s wrongful conviction client Willie Grimes in an insurance dispute. Mr. Grimes served 24 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Patterson Harka… Read More
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Tags: Appeals, Brad Bannon, Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Narendra Ghosh, NC Court of Appeals, Paul Smith, Wrongful Conviction

Federal Magistrate Judge rules for Patterson Harkavy's client in police shooting lawsuit motion

May 22nd, 2018
Yesterday, Federal Magistrate Judge Kaymani West issued a Report and Recommendation in favor of Julian Betton’s claims based on a 2015 police shooting. Police officers on a drug task force shot Mr. Betton nine times in his home while executing… Read More
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NC Court of Appeals rules in favor of Paul's client, finds police officers violated Fourth Amendment

May 16th, 2018
Yesterday, the North Carolina Court of Appeals published an opinion finding in favor of Patterson Harkavy attorney Paul Smith’s client. In North Carolina v. Stanley, a unanimous panel of the court held that police officers violated the Fourth A… Read More
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