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What can an HOA foreclose over? Attorney raises alarm over NC court fight Original

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By Nora O'Neill Verified
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
Jeffrey Baldwin points to a notice of foreclosure in his documents relating to his legal battle with his HOA in Charlotte, N.C., on Monday, January 6, 2025. A legal battle over clubhouse dues in western North Carolina could help define the limits of one of an HOA’s most powerful tools: foreclosure.
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CMS investigation into Crystal Hill will cost at least $275 an hour, contract shows

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By Nora O'Neill Verified
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will pay outside attorneys $275 an hour to investigate Superintendent Crystal Hill, newly released contract documents show. The records, released Thursday in response to a public records request, offer the first detailed look at how the school board is handling the investigation that led it to place Hill on paid leave last week.
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Cabarrus says it doesn’t owe former manager $289k because he was fired for cause

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By Nora O'Neill Verified
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
Cabarrus County says former County Manager Sean Newton was fired for cause and is not entitled to nearly $290,000 in severance pay, according to its first court response to his lawsuit. The filing, submitted Wednesday in Cabarrus Superior Court and first reported by The Cabarrus Compass, is the county’s first formal rebuttal to Newton’s lawsuit seeking severance after he was fired just five months into the job.
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