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Our case on behalf of Doug and Nicole Turpin against Charlotte Latin School was heard in the NC Supreme Court yesterday. The Turpins allege breach of contract, unfair and deceptive trade practices, defamation, and several other torts against a K-12 private school that is alleged to have expelled their children in retaliation for the Turpins asking questions and expressing concerns about the school's recent change in curriculum and culture and its focus on a political agenda.

Parents’ battle with Charlotte private school reaches top NC court North Carolina’s highest court will decide whether parents can proceed with a lawsuit against the Charlotte private school that expelled their children in 2021.

Managing Attorney Jonathan Vogel attended the Spring Meeting of the Carolina Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Association (CPTCLA) at Truist Field in Charlotte. The firm’s participation reflects its expanding capabilities in trademark, false advertising, and related litigation — including matters involving rights to name, image, and likeness (NIL).

Thank you Audrey Streb and The Daily Caller News Foundation for reporting that National Association of REALTORS® empowers extremists to silence conservative voices. We proudly represent Julie Mauck against an organization and individuals who made false statements to her brokers and to the Georgia Association of REALTORS to get her canceled as a real estate agent.

And thank you Coalition For Liberty for supporting the litigation and for engaging in the fight against cancel culture. Follow VOGEL for updates on the case. ⚖️

Largest Trade Organization Under Fire For Allegedly Muzzling Conservative Christians The NAR is facing legal pushback for allegedly censoring conservative Christian real estate agents for their personal beliefs.

The NC Supreme Court will hear this parents' rights case and will have the opportunity to ensure that private schools can be held accountable for expelling students in retaliation for their parents communicating concerns with the school's curriculum and their children's well-being. With the increase of private school enrollment following the expansion of the Opportunity Scholarship Program, this is a very important case, and we are proud to represent the Turpin family.

Top NC court will hear parents’ case against Charlotte Latin School The North Carolina Supreme Court will hear a case pitting two parents against a Charlotte private school that expelled their children. A court order Friday confirmed that the state’s top court will hear Doug and Nicole Turpin’s case against Charlotte Latin School.