Narendra Ghosh Archives – Page 5 of 11

Victory: Court of Appeals finds tenure repeal unconstitutional

June 5th, 2015

Earlier this week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Patterson Harkavy’s clients, finding that the state’s 2013 repeal of teacher tenure violated the North Carolina Constitution and the United States Constitution. For over for… Read More

Tags: Appeals, Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Labor and Employment, Narendra Ghosh, NC Court of Appeals, Results

Court of Appeals rules in favor of Narendra's client, vacating criminal conviction

June 3rd, 2015

Yesterday, the North Carolina Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in favor of Narendra Ghosh’s client Kenneth Leak. The Court vacated Mr. Leak’s conviction for possession of a firearm by a felon, finding that it was obtained in a… Read More

Categories: Judicial Decisions, Results, Uncategorized

Tags: Appeals, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Defense, Narendra Ghosh, NC Court of Appeals, Police Misconduct, Results

Burton argues constitutionality of private school vouchers before North Carolina Supreme Court

February 25th, 2015

Yesterday, Patterson Harkavy attorney Burton Craige appeared before the Supreme Court of North Carolina, arguing that the state’s recently-enacted private school voucher scheme violates the North Carolina Constitution. The voucher scheme uses t… Read More

Categories: Civil Rights, Uncategorized

Tags: Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Education, Narendra Ghosh, NC Constitution, NC Supreme Court, NCAE, Public Schools, Vouchers

Patterson Harkavy files suit against the Alamance County Sheriff's Office alleging First Amendment violation

February 19th, 2015

Yesterday, Patterson Harkavy filed suit against the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office on behalf of former deputy sheriff Jeffrey Randleman. The suit alleges that Mr. Randleman served as a law enforcement officer in the sheriff’s office for 22… Read More

Categories: Uncategorized

Tags: Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Labor and Employment, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Police Misconduct, Retaliation

Suit against McDonald's garners international attention

January 27th, 2015

Last week, Patterson Harkavy filed suit against McDonald’s on behalf of former employees who were fired after being told “there are too many black people in the store.” The workers allege a widespread pattern of racial and sexual discrimina… Read More

Tags: Civil Rights, Discrimination, Labor and Employment, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Press

Narendra appears before the Court of Appeals, arguing tenure repeal unconstitutional

January 23rd, 2015

Yesterday, Patterson Harkavy attorney Narendra Ghosh appeared before the North Carolina Court of Appeals, arguing that the General Assembly’s 2013 repeal of teacher tenure violated teachers’ rights under the North Carolina Constitution an… Read More

Tags: Appeals, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Education, Narendra Ghosh, NC Court of Appeals, NCAE, North Carolina, Public Education, Tenure

Patterson Harkavy sues McDonald's for race discrimination, sexual harassment

January 22nd, 2015

Patterson Harkavy filed suit today on behalf of a group of former McDonald’s employees who were fired after being told “there are too many black people in the store.” The workers allege a widespread pattern of racial and sexual discriminati… Read More

Tags: Civil Rights, Discrimination, Labor and Employment, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith

Burton and Narendra secure Supreme Court win in medical malpractice discovery dispute

December 19th, 2014

In Hammond v. Saini, __ N.C. ___, 766 S.E.2d 590 (2014), the North Carolina Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of Patterson Harkavy’s client, Plaintiff Judy Hammond. Ms. Hammond suffered severe injuries from an operating room fire while u… Read More

Tags: Appeals, Burton Craige, Medical Malpractice, Narendra Ghosh, NC Supreme Court, Negligence, Personal Injuries, Results

Narendra presents paper on proving disability in Workers' Compensation disputes

December 8th, 2014

At a recent CLE addressing North Carolina Workers’ Compensation law put on by the North Carolina Advocates for Justice, Narendra Ghosh gave a presentation based on his paper “Proving Disability in Workers’ Compensation Cases.”… Read More

Tags: Articles, Case Commentary, Narendra Ghosh, Workers' Compensation

Patterson Harkavy files wrongful conviction suit on behalf of Willie Grimes

October 9th, 2014

In July 1988, Willie Grimes was wrongfully convicted of the rape and kidnapping of an elderly woman in Catawba County. On October 4, 2012, thanks to the work of the North Carolina Center for Actual Innocence, a three-judge panel unanimously found tha… Read More

Categories: Civil Rights, Uncategorized

Tags: Burton Craige, Civil Rights, Exoneration, Narendra Ghosh, Paul Smith, Personal Injuries, Police Misconduct, Wrongful Conviction

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Victory: Court of Appeals finds tenure repeal unconstitutional

Court of Appeals rules in favor of Narendra's client, vacating criminal conviction

Burton argues constitutionality of private school vouchers before North Carolina Supreme Court

Patterson Harkavy files suit against the Alamance County Sheriff's Office alleging First Amendment violation

Suit against McDonald's garners international attention

Narendra appears before the Court of Appeals, arguing tenure repeal unconstitutional

Patterson Harkavy sues McDonald's for race discrimination, sexual harassment

Burton and Narendra secure Supreme Court win in medical malpractice discovery dispute

Narendra presents paper on proving disability in Workers' Compensation disputes

Patterson Harkavy files wrongful conviction suit on behalf of Willie Grimes

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