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Charles K. McCotter Jr. - New Bern, NC
2859 Trent Road New Bern, NC 28562
Charles K. McCotter Jr., Attorney at Law
Updated: 09/28/2020
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New Bern Admiralty and Maritime cases Lawyer
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Overview
- Civil litigation in state and federal court in North Carolina
- Proctor in Admiralty
- Application of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, and principles of federal jurisdiction
- Certified Superior Court Mediator, NC Dispute Resolution Commission
- Mediation involving business and commercial disputes, environmental liability, employment law, civil rights actions, admiralty and maritime law, products liability, personal injury, wrongful death cases, construction law, real estate...
- Civil litigation in state and federal court in North Carolina
- Proctor in Admiralty
- Application of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, and principles of federal jurisdiction
- Certified Superior Court Mediator, NC Dispute Resolution Commission
- Mediation involving business and commercial disputes, environmental liability, employment law, civil rights actions, admiralty and maritime law, products liability, personal injury, wrongful death cases, construction law, real estate...
- Civil litigation in state and federal court in North Carolina
- Proctor in Admiralty
- Application of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, and principles of federal jurisdiction
- Certified Superior Court Mediator, NC Dispute Resolution Commission
- Mediation involving business and commercial disputes, environmental liability, employment law, civil rights actions, admiralty and maritime law, products liability, personal injury, wrongful death cases, construction law, real estate disputes, insurance, and land condemnation actions
- U.S. Magistrate Judge full range of duties, including trials - jury and non-jury in federal civil litigation (1979-1995)
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