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Betton suit receives national coverage in debate over the deadly consequences of police SWAT teams

March 20th, 2017
More than a year ago, Patterson Harkavy filed suit on behalf of Julian Betton, a South Carolina man who was shot nine times in his own home during a police raid. The shooting left Mr. Betton in a coma for six weeks; he is now paralyzed from the waist… Read More
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Tags: Brad Bannon, Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Police Brutality, Police Misconduct

Duke graduate workers file for union election

November 18th, 2016
Last week, Duke’s graduate student workers took the first step to forming a labor union by filing a recognition petition with the National Labor Relations Board. Patterson Harkavy attorneys Mike Okun, Narendra Ghosh, and Paul Smith represent th… Read More
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Tags: Labor and Employment, Michael Okun, Narendra Ghosh, NLRB, Paul Smith, SEIU, Union Elections, Unions

Willie Grimes wrongful conviction suit settled for $3,250,000

August 26th, 2016
Patterson Harkavy obtained a $3,250,000 settlement for Willie Grimes, an innocent man who served 24 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. In July of 1988, Mr. Grimes was wrongfully convicted of the rape and kidnapping of an elderly woman in… Read More
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Tags: Brad Bannon, Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Personal Injuries, Police Misconduct, Results, Wrongful Conviction

Court denies motion to dismiss Joseph Sledge's wrongful conviction suit

June 29th, 2016
Last year, Patterson Harkavy filed suit on behalf of Joseph Sledge, a man who served 37 years in prison for crimes he did not commit. The suit alleged that Mr. Sledge was wrongfully convicted because officers with the Bladen County Sheriff’s Of… Read More
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Tags: Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Exoneration, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Police Misconduct, Wrongful Conviction

Court denies motion to dismiss First Amendment claim against sheriff's office

February 18th, 2016
Last year, Patterson Harkavy filed federal suit against the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office on behalf of former deputy sheriff Jeffrey Randleman. The suit alleges that Mr. Randleman was fired for testifying truthfully about alleged racial prof… Read More
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Tags: Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Labor and Employment, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Retaliation

Narendra Ghosh appears before the NC Supreme Court, arguing tenure repeal unconstitutional

February 15th, 2016
Patterson Harkavy attorney Narendra Ghosh appeared today before the North Carolina Supreme Court, arguing that the General Assembly’s 2013 repeal of teacher tenure violated teachers’ rights under the North Carolina Constitution and the United Sta… Read More
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Tags: Appeals, Constitutional Law, Narendra Ghosh, NC Supreme Court, NCAE

Duke Faculty file for union election

February 11th, 2016
This morning, non-tenure track faculty at Duke University took the first step to forming a labor union by filing a recognition petition with the National Labor Relations Board. Patterson Harkavy attorneys Mike Okun, Narendra Ghosh, and Paul Smith rep… Read More
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Tags: Labor and Employment, Michael Okun, Narendra Ghosh, NLRB, Paul Smith, SEIU, Union, Union Elections

Patterson Harkavy files suit on behalf of Julian Betton, victim of police shooting

November 18th, 2015
Yesterday, Patterson Harkavy filed suit on behalf of Julian Betton, a Myrtle Beach man shot nine times by local law enforcement officers in his own home. The shooting left Mr. Betton in a coma for six weeks; he is now permanently paralyzed from the w… Read More
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Tags: Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Personal Injuries, Police Brutality, Police Misconduct

Narendra Ghosh argues criminal appeal before the Supreme Court of North Carolina

November 17th, 2015
This morning, Patterson Harkavy attorney Narendra Ghosh appeared before the Supreme Court of North Carolina on behalf of his client Kenneth Leak. Narendra argued that Mr. Leak’s conviction for possession of a firearm by a felon was obtained in… Read More
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Tags: Appeals, Constitutional Law, Criminal Appeals, Fourth Amendment, Narendra Ghosh, NC Supreme Court

Patterson Harkavy files wrongful conviction suit on behalf of Joseph Sledge

August 27th, 2015
In 1978, Joseph Sledge was wrongfully convicted of a dual murder. On January 23, 2015, thanks to the work of the North Carolina Center on Actual Innocence, a three-judge panel unanimously found that Mr. Sledge was innocent. Mr. Sledge served 37 years… Read More
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Categories: Civil Rights, News of the Firm, Uncategorized
Tags: Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Exoneration, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Police Misconduct, Wrongful Conviction
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