Lindley Law is pleased to announce Trey Lindley’s recognition in the 2023 edition of Super Lawyers. Trey Lindley was selected as a Super Lawyer in Estate and Trust Litigation, his fifth consecutive year receiving this award. Trey was previously recognized as a Rising Star by Super Layers Magazine from 2012 through 2017, making this his twelfth consecutive honor from the publication. Each year, Super Lawyers recognizes the top attorneys by state via a selection process that relies in part on peer nomination and evaluation. No more than five percent (5%) of practicing attorneys in each state receive Super Lawyers recognition Congratulations, Trey!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO TREY LINDLEY FOR BEING ELECTED TO BUSINESS NORTH CAROLINA MAGAZINE’S “LEGAL ELITE”
Lindley Law is pleased to announce Trey Lindley’s election to Business North Carolina magazine’s Legal Elite in Litigation for 2023. Business North Carolina magazine sends ballots to all active North Carolina lawyers asking them for the state’s best practitioners in their respective fields. This year approximately 3% of North Carolina’s 30,000 active attorneys were selected as Elite and Trey was recognized in the field of Litigation.
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Lindley Law Seeking Litigation Attorney with 1-3 Years’ Experience
Are you a lawyer who’s perfectly content with your current firm, without any desire to move? Do your clients routinely praise you for rescuing them from circumstances they considered dire, if not entirely lost? Have you ever wanted to be part of a law firm that encouraged and rewarded your success? Do you want to shape your law firm’s future and build something special? If you answered YES to ALL these questions, we’ve been looking for you. See below to find out why… Company Overview Lindley Law, PLLC is a boutique litigation firm located in Uptown Charlotte. Lindley Law handles civil litigation matters throughout North Carolina, representing corporations, closely…
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Welcome to Lindley Law!
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DR. OZ CLAIMS HIS SISTER FORGED THEIR LATE FATHER’S WILL—HOW WOULD HE MAKE THIS CLAIM IN NORTH CAROLINA?
Famous TV doctor Mehmet Oz—better known as “Dr. Oz”—recently accused his sister, Nazlim, of forging their late father’s will and stealing millions from his estate. A 2008 will left all of Mustafa Oz’s assets to the Mustafa Oz Foundation, a United States organization, and left Dr. Oz in charge of the foundation; however, Nazlim presented a new will dated 2018 after Mustafa’s death, which Dr. Oz claims is forged. Mustafa Oz passed away in Turkey in 2019, and litigation regarding his estate subsequently commenced in Turkey. Turkish prosecutors reportedly followed some of the money to bank accounts in at least three other countries. The Turkish estate dispute is proceeding alongside a…
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A FLORIDA JUDGE TEMPORARILY BLOCKED THE RELEASE OF FULL HOUSE STAR BOB SAGET’S DEATH INVESTIGATION RECORDS—WHAT IF HE DIED IN NORTH CAROLINA?
Famous comedian and actor Bob Saget was tragically found dead in the bed of his Ritz Carleton hotel room in Orlando, Florida, on January 9, 2021, at age 65. As America was reeling from the sudden loss of their favorite TV dad, news broke that Saget died from blunt force head trauma, likely from an accidental fall in his hotel room. As is common in celebrity death cases—particularly where the death is the result of accidental trauma, such as in the case of Kobe Bryant—Saget’s family had concerns regarding the public release of the details surrounding his death. In February, Saget’s widow and three daughters sued the Orange County Sheriff’s…
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NFTs: A GOOD INVESTMENT OR A LITIGATION RISK?
NFTs—or non-fungible tokens—have been making headlines in recent months as the newest investment craze. “At a very high level, most NFTs are part of the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum is a cryptocurrency, like bitcoin or dogecoin, but its blockchain also supports these NFTs, which store extra information that makes them work differently from, say, an ETH coin.” NFTs can be anything digital but are currently extremely popular for buying and selling digital art. Popular NFT marketplaces include OpenSea, Rarible, and Nifty Gateway, and some NFTs have been bought and sold for tens of millions of dollars. This new digital artwork platform has, unsurprisingly, sparked many intellectual property disputes. Most recently, famous…
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CONGRATULATIONS TO TREY LINDLEY AND SATIE MUNN FOR THEIR SELECTION AND RECOGNITION IN SUPER LAWYERS MAGAZINE
Lindley Law is pleased to announce Trey Lindley and Satie Munn were selected to the 2022 Super Lawyers list for their excellence in the practice of law. Trey Lindley was selected as one of only six 2022 Super Lawyers in Estate and Trust Litigation, his fifth consecutive year receiving this award. Trey was previously recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine from 2012 through 2017, making this his eleventh consecutive honor from the publication. Satie Munn was selected as the only 2022 Rising Star in the Estate and Trust Litigation category in North Carolina. This is Satie’s fourth consecutive year receiving the award for Rising Star in Estate…
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2PAC’S SISTER SUES THE EXECUTOR AND SPECIAL TRUSTEE OF THEIR LATE MOTHER’S ESTATE AND TRUST FOR ALLEGEDLY EMBEZZLING MILLIONS
Tupac Shakur, the rapper better known by his stage name “2Pac,” died on September 13, 1996, from gunshot wounds he received in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now, more than a quarter of a century later, 2Pac’s sister, Sekyiwa Shakur, along with the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation, are suing the executor and special trustee of their mother’s estate and trust for allegedly embezzling millions of dollars from the estate of Afeni Shakur-Davis, which consists primarily of assets from the late rapper. In addition to embezzlement, the lawsuit claims Tom Whalley—who has also been serving as the executor of 2Pac’s estate since Afeni’s death—refused to turn over certain personal…
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SHANNEN DOHERTY WINS $6.3 MILLION VERDICT IN INSURANCE LAWSUIT AGAINST STATE FARM
The year 2018 was devastating for California, as it saw “the deadliest and most destructive wildfire season on record in California.” Celebrities were not immune from the destruction—the fires claimed several Hollywood homes, including those of Miley Cyrus, Neil Young, and Gerard Butler. The home of Shannen Doherty, actress and Beverly Hills, 90210 star, also suffered serious damage as a result of the fires. Doherty quickly found herself in a legal dispute with State Farm Insurance regarding insurance coverage for the damage, and Doherty ultimately filed suit in February 2020. Doherty’s case proceeded to a federal jury trial, which resulted in a $6.3 million verdict in Doherty’s favor in October…
