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Social Media Discovery Requires a Plan (and Here’s One Below)

In the time of COVID-19, Electronically Stored Information and efficient ways to retrieve it are important considerations in any discussion regarding…

Lawyers for Literacy: Become a Virtual Volunteer

The North Carolina Bar Foundation is working to provide North Carolina students with access to resources. Lawyers for Literacy is one of the best things that…

Don’t Forget About Cyber Hygiene During Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak

As organizations prepare for certain contingency work arrangements in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, companies must also focus attention on…

Case Management Tips for Paralegals

The biggest issue for a lot of Paralegals today is case management. We’re overloaded and overwhelmed, and a lot of the time, we are either working with no…

Planning the Annual Meeting – A Look Behind the Scenes

If you have ever planned an event or continuing education seminar, you know it takes a lot of time and resources. All Paralegal Division CPE planners are…

Why Mediation Matters: A Step Toward Empowerment

Domination is potently feared by most people. The concept of an unfair exertion of power over a group or an individual by an entity is menacing because it can…

Nominations for 2020 Distinguished Paralegal Award are Now Open!

The Paralegal Division of North Carolina Bar Association is currently seeking nominations for its 2020 Distinguished Paralegal Award. Please take this time to…

Lawyers for Literacy: Gifting Children a Better Future, One Book at a Time

Did you know . . . ? “85% of juveniles in the criminal system have below-average reading skills.” –  U.S. Department of Education Children “do better…

Keeping it All Together: Today’s Family Law Paralegal (6.5 Hours of CPE)

Are you a North Carolina Certified Paralegal working in family law who likes to earn your credits for the year all at one time? Even if you are not a…

Embracing Others Can Help Boost Your Holiday Spirit

Holidays were never a big deal for my family when I was growing up. We never put up a Christmas tree, never had extended family over for dinner, never put up…