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Founding Partner Selected for Top 10 Criminal Defense Attorneys in North Carolina
North Carolina is one of only six states that allows aggrieved spouses to sue a lover for allegedly destroying the marital relationship. While an alienation of affection claim is most often used to sue a spouse’s paramour, it can include any third party that deprived...
Federal Charges Dismissed
Dysart Willis is proud to add to its long list of accomplishments the dismissal of all charges for a client recently charged in federal court under a two count indictment for conspiracy and a related substantive offense. Attorneys Ryan Willis and Christian Dysart...
Can you lie to the police?
According to CNBC’s annual study of the best states for doing business, North Carolina has landed the No. 1 spot for 2022. The study scores all 50 states based on 88 metrics in 10 broad categories for economic development. It’s no surprise that the Tar Heel state...
North Carolina is America’s #1 State for Business
According to CNBC’s annual study of the best states for doing business, North Carolina has landed the No. 1 spot for 2022. The study scores all 50 states based on 88 metrics in 10 broad categories for economic development. It’s no surprise that the Tar Heel state...
Dysart Willis’ Aggressive Legal Advice Highlighted at ABA International Cartel Workshop in Portugal
On June 27, 2022, Senior Counsel Jim Kurosad of Dysart Willis served as a panelist at the American Bar Association, Antitrust Law Section, 14th International Cartel Workshop, in Lisbon, Portugal. Kurosad also wrote an article for the workshop entitled,The Anatomy of...
Former Partner Launches New Firm
Dysart Willis is pleased to announce that Meredith Woods Hubbard has launched the Hubbard Law Firm. Hubbard, a 2008 graduate of the University of North Carolina School of Law, joined Dysart Willis in 2016 with eight years of civil litigation experience. She became a...
Jim Kurosad to Speak at the ABA Antitrust Law International Cartel Workshop in Lisbon, Portugal
Dysart Willis is proud to announce that Senior Counsel Jim Kurosad will serve on the faculty at the American Bar Association (ABA), Antitrust Law Section, 14th International Cartel Workshop, in Lisbon, Portugal, on June 27-29, 2022. Jim will speak on the How Covert...
Jim Kurosad to Speak at the 2022 ABA Antitrust Law Spring Meeting
Dysart Willis is proud to announce that Senior Counsel Jim Kurosad will serve as a panelist at the American Bar Association, 70th Antitrust Law Spring Meeting, in Washington, DC, on April 6-8, 2022. Jim will be speaking on the Indictments and Jury Trials: A New...
DOJ and Federal Maritime Commission to Enforce Antitrust Laws in Ocean Shipping
On the coattails of announcing an initiative to thwart collusion in supply chain disruptions during the pandemic, the DOJ reaffirmed a continuing commitment to jointly enforce antitrust laws with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), a bipartisan Executive Branch...
DOJ to Combat Fraud from COVID-19 Supply Chain Disruptions
On February 17, 2022, the DOJ Antitrust Division and FBI announced an initiative to investigate and prosecute antitrust violations (price fixing, wage fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation) stemming from supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 global...
DOJ Focusing on Crimes Aboard Commercial Aircrafts
On November 24, 2021, the eve of the holiday travel season, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced that he directed federal prosecutors to focus on crimes occurring on commercial aircrafts, as unruly passenger air travel continues to surge throughout the...
DOJ Officials Urge Federal Contractors To Swiftly Self-Report Potential Antitrust Crimes
On October 13, 2021, during a panel discussion at the American Bar Association, senior officials of the DOJ Antitrust Division urged contractors to report criminal antitrust violations and obtain leniency before their co-conspirators beat them to the punch. Under the...
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