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About Courtney Mann
Courtney E. Mann is a personal injury attorney who focuses on representing individuals and families harmed by the negligence of others. She grew up across Alabama and Florida before attending the University of Central Florida, where she majored in Legal Studies. She earned her J.D. from Charlotte School of Law and has called Charlotte home for over 15 years.
Courtney is active in the North Carolina Advocates for Justice, serving on the Auto Torts & Premises Liability section, the Women's Caucus, and the Education committee. She was selected to the inaugural class of the NCAJ NEXT Leadership Program in 2021-2022 and was admitted to the North Carolina bar in 2014. She has been recognized as a North Carolina Super Lawyers Rising Star every year since 2022 and has received Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch recognition since 2024.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Brown Moore & Associates
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A federal jury awarded $15.1 million to a quadriplegic railroad worker and his wife after a CSX train struck his vehicle at a blind crossing in 1985, making it the largest personal injury verdict in North Carolina history at the time, though the Fourth Circuit later vacated the judgment and remanded for retrial.
A jury awarded $6.13 million to the family of a 53-year-old man who died of a heart attack hours after CMC-Northeast discharged him, finding the hospital's reckless disregard of his safety eliminated the NC statutory noneconomic damages cap.
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