Attorney Corey Vaughn Parton's Legal Cases

Litigation

C.S. et al. v. Corporate Healthcare Provider et al.

Jan 30, 2023

OUTCOME: The Corporate Healthcare Entities agreed to resolve the dispute by purchasing Client's ownership interest and releasing Client from their contractual obligations.

Client was part of a class of departing employee-shareholders, who were facing litigation threats from Corporate Healthcare Provider and Corporate Healthcare Management entities based on alleged contra ... ctual violations relating to Client and others establishing their own practice.

Construction and development

C.G. v. L.B. v. L.S., Inc.

Dec 30, 2022

OUTCOME: The corporate “mill” agreed to voluntarily cancel the materialmen’s lien and pay Client’s attorney’s fees. After a hearing, Parton Law also obtained a judgement against the contractor on Client’s behalf.

Client, a residential real estate investor, was unable to sell a parcel of property due to a frivolous materialmen’s lien that had been filed by a disgruntled contractor. The contractor used a large c ... orporate “mill” to draft and file the materialmen’s lien and then sued Client to enforce the lien.

Litigation

B.S. v. B.C.C.H.A.

Aug 30, 2022

OUTCOME: Without a formal hearing, the Court granted Parton Law’s petition and ordered that the Association permit inspection of its records and pay Client's inspection costs and reasonable attorney’s fees.

Client, a residential real estate investor, was unable to effectuate the sale of investment property due to the Owners’ Association’s repeated refusal to produce needed financial records, and false rep ... resentation that Client’s account was in arrears and the property was subject to foreclosure.

Litigation

D.T. v. E.W. Corp.

Jan 30, 2022

OUTCOME: After extensive negotiations and without litigation the company agreed to pay Parton Law’s Client a satisfactory settlement amount.

Client’s contract had been terminated by company to obstruct Client from receiving large sums of vested income that Client had earned under the contract.

Contracts and agreements

M.H. v. K.W.

Jun 30, 2021

OUTCOME: Client was being frivolously sued for breach of contract, specific performance, and attorney’s fees.

Client was being frivolously sued for breach of contract, specific performance, and attorney’s fees.

Litigation

P.C.S. v. N.B., LLC

Jun 01, 2021

OUTCOME: Without a lawsuit being filed, Parton Law’s Client received a lump sum payment, stock in the publicly-traded company, and a future valuable contract with publicly-traded company.

Client was one of a number of initial investors and debt-holders of a startup company being acquired by a large, publicly-traded company. Startup company’s investors and shareholders were being offere ... d a small fraction of their initial investment in the form of publicly-traded company’s restricted stock, and told they had no option but to accept the offer.

Litigation

J.B. v. S.G.T.

Feb 28, 2021

OUTCOME: Prior to any hearing or discovery, restaurant customer agreed to repay construction company in full plus interest with favorable payment terms secured by real property owned by the restaurant customer’s owners.

Construction company hired Parton Law after customer refused to pay for Client’s materials and labor involved in constructing the customer’s large commercial restaurant.

Libel and slander

N.C. Dep.’t of Health & Human Services v. J.D. v. M.A.

Jan 30, 2021

OUTCOME: The Court granted Parton Law’s Motion for Preliminary Injunction, allowing Client to immediately resume the operation of his business. Client settled his lawsuit against third-party after third-party agreed to pay Client’s attorney’s fees.

Client came to Parton Law after being suspended in his occupation by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services following false, derogatory reports made by a third-party accusing Client ... of various business-related misconduct. As a result, Client was completely unable to work and earn a living and was being subjected to an invasive and lengthy investigation by NC DHHS.

Litigation

A.V. v. D.V.

Nov 30, 2020

OUTCOME: Plaintiff voluntarily dismissed their lawsuit after Parton Law filed a Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings. Following their dismissal Parton Law filed a motion resulting in Plaintiff being ordered to pay all of Client’s attorney’s fees and costs.

Client forced to defend against claims for breach of contract, conversion, and unfair and deceptive trade practices after assuming responsibility for family financial affairs resulting in alleged loss ... of income to the Plaintiff.

Litigation

B.P. v. C.R.

Mar 30, 2017

OUTCOME: After threatening to tie up the corporation's acquisition through a little known NC foreign corporation asset freeze statute, the corporation settled and client received 25 times the funds that other investors did.

Client was an angel-investor in a startup corporation that had recently informed all investors they would not be receiving any return, despite the fact that the corporation was about to be acquired by ... another corporate entity for a large cash payment. At the time of retaining Parton & Associates every other investor had acquiesced and settled their matter, signing a release of right to any claim.

Corey Vaughn Parton's Legal Cases (17)

C.S. et al. v. Corporate Healthcare Provider et al.

C.G. v. L.B. v. L.S., Inc.

B.S. v. B.C.C.H.A.

D.T. v. E.W. Corp.

M.H. v. K.W.

P.C.S. v. N.B., LLC

J.B. v. S.G.T.

N.C. Dep.’t of Health & Human Services v. J.D. v. M.A.

A.V. v. D.V.

B.P. v. C.R.