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Ross Chandler

Ross Chandler

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Editor, North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

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  • VIDEO: Legal system rebuilds, plans ahead, after Helene

    By Ross Chandler Verified| North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Verified The nation — not just the states — watched in horror as the South Carolina Upstate and the North Carolina mountains were attacked in late September by the wind, rain and floods that came from Hurricane Helene. Some victims of the storm were swept away by rising waters; several remain missing. Roads — some cut, others simply washed away — were left impassable. Water systems were knocked offline or, in some cases, destroyed. Trees were toppled, often bringing power and internet lines down with them.

    By Ross Chandler Verified · North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

    Nov. 20, 2024

  • Courts work to recover after Helene’s destruction

    By Ross Chandler Verified| North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Verified Several western North Carolina counties are in various stages of restoring court operations in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, and the state’s Supreme Court is extending deadlines lawyers face for filings and actions. The North Carolina Judicial Branch’s website page that tracks the status of seven affected county courthouses showed Friday morning that one is back to normal, others face delays and one has a long journey to recovery.

    By Ross Chandler Verified · North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

    Oct. 14, 2024

  • VIDEO: Legal system rebuilds, plans ahead, after Helene

    By Ross Chandler Verified| North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Verified The nation — not just the states — watched in horror as the South Carolina Upstate and the North Carolina mountains were attacked in late September by the wind, rain and floods that came from Hurricane Helene. Some victims of the storm were swept away by rising waters; several remain missing. Roads — some cut, others simply washed away — were left impassable. Water systems were knocked offline or, in some cases, destroyed. Trees were toppled, often bringing power and internet lines down with them.

    By Ross Chandler Verified · North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

    Nov. 20, 2024

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North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

+1 877-615-9536