Recent News
Winning Case: Brennan Station v Borovsky
The Law Office of Mark L. Hayes was recently victorious on appeal in Brennan Station v. Borovsky, No. COA18-184. There, the Court of Appeals held...
Motions to Dismiss in Criminal Cases
What Is A Motion to Dismiss? A motion to dismiss is a motion in which one party asks the judge to dismiss the other party’s case before it reaches...
Appellate Mediation
An Overview of Appellate Mediation in North Carolina Mr. Hayes has participated in appellate mediation in the past and is always looking for ways to...
Changing Attorneys On Appeal
An Appellate Attorney Provides Insight to the Dilemma of Whether To Stay With Trial Counsel Or Retain New Counsel On Appeal When appealing a case,...
Winning Appeal: In Re J.V.
The Law Office of Mark L. Hayes recently prevailed in In re J.V., No. COA19-111 (N.C. Ct. App. Oct. 1, 2019), after the Court of Appeals reversed...
Welcome, Samantha Jayne
The Law Office of Mark L. Hayes is pleased to announce its 2020 summer associate, Samantha Jayne, a student at the University of North Carolina...
INTERVIEWING ATTORNEYS FOR YOUR APPEAL (PART II): EVALUATING EXPERTISE
This post is the second installment in a series about selecting an appellate attorney. You can read the first post here:...
Legal Blog Picks Up Story on UDTP Appeal Win
Stephen Feldman over at Ellis and Winters recently wrote an article about this firm's recent Court of Appeals win in Hamlet v. Hernandez, stating...
Back In The News: Winning Appeal In Physician-Hospital Dispute
Just a week ago, WRAL news ran a story on this firm's winning appeal in STATE V. YATES: [ Read More HERE and HERE ], This week, the Law Office of...