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What’s It Take To Argue a SCOTUS Case? A Lot Of Midnight Oil
When the chance to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court comes up, sleep becomes a distant memory. We got a behind-the-case look from some NCBA members…
Enduring Tedium: The Future of Fights Over Electronically Stored Information
By Sean F. Herrmann “Seeking justice often involves enduring tedium.” It’s fitting that North Carolina’s first substantive legal decision on…
The Dark Side of Instant Messaging for Business
By Kevin J. Stanfield How do companies balance the efficiencies of instant messaging with potential legal risks? Instant messaging applications are…
Checking In: July 26, 2019
Domestic litigation firm Cordell & Cordell has recently hired attorney A. Allister Cooper to join its office in Wilmington. Cooper’s practice focuses on…
Kate Deiter-Maradei Knows How To Work
As we continue to celebrate wellness this summer, we’re introducing NCBA members who excel at living healthy lives. Kate Deiter-Maradei sets an example as a…
The Stages Of a Lawyer’s Vacation
Is there any day more relaxing than the Wednesday of vacation week? What if every day of vacation could be like that? By Marc E. Gustafson As we enter the…
I learned one thing last week: Wellness is about balance.
During wellness expert Laura Mahr’s NCBA Annual Meeting CLE session, attendees physically embraced wellness techniques. By Josh McIntyre It’s hard to…
Demystifying Paralegal Credentials for Lawyers and Paralegals
Recently, I overheard a discussion regarding whether attorneys understand the content of paralegal programs and the meaning of the post-nominal certification…
Runner Tim Meigs Proves It’s Never Too Late To Start
As we prepare to celebrate and explore wellness at NCBA Annual Meeting June 20-23, we’d like to introduce some NCBA members who are excelling at living…
Checking In: June 10, 2019
David Bradin joins Nexsen Pruet as special counsel for intellectual property law, specializing in pharmaceuticals, petroleum chemistry, polymer chemistry, and…