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The NCBA Professional Vitality Committee creates sourced articles centered on reducing inherent stress and enhancing vitality in the lives of legal…

On Campus or Off Campus – That is Still the Question: Mahoney Area Sch. Dist. v. B.L. and the Supreme Court’s New Digital Frontier

On campus or off campus – that is still the question for school officials following the Supreme Court’s recent First Amendment opinion: Mahoney Area…

MIP’s Diverse Perspectives: William D. Ramos

MIP’s Diverse Perspectives is a monthly blog feature to spotlight a member from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals.…

Network Segmentation – Perhaps the Only Piece of Good News From the Colonial Pipeline Hack

Introduction Now that the situation at the pump seems to have recovered and returned to normal, it is time to figure out what actually happened in the…

2020-2021 Construction Law Section Summary

In With the New Apparently time still flies by, even during a pandemic. It has been such an honor serving the Construction Law Section and its incredible…

New Law Clarifies Pro Hac Vice Practice Before Administrative Agencies

The General Assembly has amended Chapter 84 to clarify how out-of-state attorneys may apply to practice pro hac vice before the Utilities and Industrial…

When You Do Not Know What You Do Not Know: Are There Certain Interests Not Foreclosed In a Tax Foreclosure?

Once upon a time there was abroad in the east a rogue with a tax scheme: set up a North Carolina nonprofit corporation, with the word, “Conservation,” in…

Paralegal Spotlight: Mary Accardi

I became a paralegal a few years ago, not as a recent college graduate nor as my first profession, but as someone looking for divine intervention. My younger…

Judge Mann Appoints New Codifier of Rules

Chief Administrative Law Judge Julian Mann III appointed Ashley B. Snyder as the Codifier of Rules effective July 1, 2021. The Codifier enters rules into the…

Case Law Update: Child Support

Craven County o/b/o Wooten v. Hageb, Court of Appeals of North Carolina, June 1, 2021 (Child Support) Father and mother have two children together. Father…