Save the Date: Upcoming Constitutional Rights & Responsibilities Section Meetings and CLE
Hello, and I hope everyone is doing well during these trying times. I have recently taken over as Chair of our section and look forward to guiding us through…
Licensing Board Offers Virtual Continuing Education Courses For General Contractors Amid COVID-19
As of January 1, 2020, all general contractors holding a building, residential or unclassified contractor license classification are required to have one of…
A Letter from the Chair
Dear Members of the Bankruptcy Section: I am excited to have the privilege of serving as Chair of the Bankruptcy Section during this new North Carolina Bar…
Checking In: August 18, 2020
Compiled by Jessica Junqueira Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP (CSH Law) announced that Brandy Cox is now a paralegal in the firm’s Wilmington office. Cox…
Greetings and Welcome to the 2020-21 Bar Year
Dear Colleagues: I hope that this message finds you and yours safe and well. Thank you for your membership in the NCBA’s Corporate Counsel Section—and…
Tax Consequences of Terminating Whole Life Insurance with Existing Policy Loans
Whole life insurance, when distinguished from term life insurance, has several qualities that may create surprising tax results. One of these potential…
2019-2020 NCBA Paralegal Division Survey Results
Jennifer Smith-Sutphin, and Tina Thacker Under the leadership of the 2019-2020 North Carolina Bar Association’s Paralegal Division (NCBA PD) and former…
A Marketing Idea for Elder Law Attorneys
Looking for another way to market your elder law and estate planning practice? Divorce attorneys can be a great referral source of potential clients who find…
Is a Contractor’s License and Building Permit Required to Install Industrial Manufacturing Equipment in North and South Carolina?
National and international manufacturing companies continue to open new manufacturing facilities and expand their existing facilities in North Carolina and…
No More Minors in Jails
This article was originally published on the UNC School of Government blog On the Civil Side and has been republished with permission. No More Minors in Jails…