Stern v. Cinoman
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
GEER, Judge.
Plaintiff Thomas M. Stem appeals from an order granting defendant Michael Ira Cinoman’s motion to transfer venue as of right. Because Mr. Stem brought the action in his capacity as guardian of the estate rather than as a guardian ad litem, he was entitled to bring the action in his county of residence. Mr. Stem resides in Durham County and, therefore, venue was proper. Accordingly, we reverse.
Facts
Armani Wakefall was bom without complications on 24 December 1998. Approximately two months later, allegedly because of negligent medical treatment, she suffered severe brain damage and…
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