- Federal court records indicate a 2023 lawsuit filed against North Carolina’s eCourts vendor has been settled.
- A settlement agreement is due Oct. 16. No information about settlement terms has been made available publicly.
- The settlement would leave Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden as the only remaining defendant in the case.
A federal lawsuit filed in 2023 against North Carolina’s eCourts vendor has been settled, according to online court records.
“Case Reported Settled telephonically by counsel for Plaintiffs as to Defendant Tyler Technologies,” according to an entry Wednesday in the PACER federal court docket for a case titled Chaplin v. Rowe.
A settlement agreement is due Oct. 16, according to the entry. The entry included no information about settlement terms…