July 2022
Greetings from Your Section Chair
Welcome to a new bar year! Your membership is greatly appreciated and valued. It is my honor and pleasure to serve as your section Chair for the 2022-2023 bar…
Welcome to a New (Bar) Year
Dear Members of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section: I am so honored to have the privilege to serve as chair of the section this bar year. For those…
What is an Investment Partnership?
As discussed in my January 12, 2022, blog post, Section 731(c) generally treats marketable securities as money in determining gain or loss on a distribution…
Outstanding Paralegal Pro Bono Service Award Winner – Katie Riddle
In early 2022, the North Carolina Bar Association’s Pro Bono Committee approved a new pro bono award. This award was to recognize a paralegal who has proven…
Checking In: July 26, 2022
New Career Counselors Join Elon University School of Law Krista Contino Saumby and Alicia Mills joined Elon University School of Law in June. Saumby and Mills…
Volunteer to Prepare Expunction Petitions Remotely
On September 24, 2022, the Charlotte Expunction Clinic will again be held at the Mecklenburg County Courthouse. This project is a partnership of the following…
Quid Pro Quo: Charity Disclosure Requirements
Section 6115 imposes a disclosure requirement on charitable organizations that receive quid pro quo contributions in excess of $75. A quid pro quo…
Recent North Carolina Administrative Law Cases of Interest
North Carolina Supreme Court Bartley v. City of High Point, North Carolina Supreme Court, June 17, 2022, Published Whether the Court of Appeals properly…
Paralegal Spotlight: Jennifer Gaff
This month’s Paralegal Spotlight is on Jennifer Gaff, a Senior Litigation Paralegal at Raleigh Law Center. Jennifer is a North Carolina Certified Paralegal…
Thank You from Corporate Counsel Section Chair Christine Mazzone
Hello Corporate Counsel Section members, It has been an honor to serve as Chair of the NCBA’s Corporate Counsel Section for the 2021-2022 bar year. Thank…