In-House Practice in the Age of COVID-19: 2021 Corporate Counsel Section Annual CLE
This program discusses the impact of COVID-19 and provides updates in critical practice areas of particular interest to in-house attorneys, including…
Paralegal Division’s New Diversity and Inclusion Committee
On November 23, 2020, the Paralegal Division Council voted to form a Diversity and Inclusion Committee. The Paralegal Division recognizes that diversity and…
MIP’s Diverse Perspectives: Tawanda Foster Artis
MIP’s Diverse Perspectives is a monthly blog feature to spotlight a member from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals.…
Upcoming Pro Bono Opportunities
As a tumultuous 2020 nears to a close, there has never been a better time to give back to those who are most in need. One way to give back is to share your…
Articles of Interest (Nov. 15-30, 2020)
Members of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section (“SEL”) found the following recent third-party articles to be of potential interest to Section…
Leveraging Technology: Simplify the Complicated
Family law is not an area that many attorneys feel neutral about. Most people either love it or won’t touch it if given the choice. The crushing stress that…
Zoom Update Offers a New Feature
If you do any type of Zoom meetings with multiple people on a regular basis, go do an update right now. Why? There is a new feature that allows you to move…
Paralegal Spotlight: Teri Rodriguez
Paralegal Spotlight is the Division’s monthly publication designed to share Division members’ stories with colleagues, inspire present and future…
Reconciling Emerging Technologies with North Carolina’s Duty of Competence
A Multilayered Duty of Competence The North Carolina State Bar’s Rules of Professional Conduct mandates attorneys in this state to uphold a duty of…
Mediation: Supreme Court Amendments, Mitchell Case
The Supreme Court has amended three rule sets affecting mediation in North Carolina as of November 23, 2020, which you can review by clicking here. Briefly:…