Volunteer With the Law Week and Liberty Bell Committee in 2026!
Each year, the Law Week and Liberty Bell Committee of the Young Lawyers Division of the North Carolina Bar Association leads the state’s celebration of Law…
Checking In: January 20, 2026
Compiled by Jessica Junqueira Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Selects New Partner Courtney Achee is now a partner with the firm. She is a member of the…
Paralegal Spotlight: Zachary Westmoreland
Zachary Westmoreland is a North Carolina State Bar Certified Paralegal working in the Real Estate Finance Practice Group at Winstead PC, a Dallas-based law…
Get to Know MIP’s Members: Huma Khursheed
MIP’s Get to Know Our Members series is a blog feature to spotlight members of the MIP Committee from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and…
Child Support Without a Formula: The Art and Evidence of High-Income Cases in North Carolina
High-net-worth child support disputes require a blend of financial sophistication and practical evidence. This guide outlines how to prepare and present these…
Right on Brand: A Conversation With the Honorable Allegra Collins
When you see a check mark, you think? Nike. Four interlocked rings? Audi. A big yellow M? McDonalds. Branding speaks before words do. In the legal profession,…
Exclusions to the Net Investment Income Tax
Since its enactment on March 30, 2010, in connection with the Affordable Care Act, Section 1411 has assessed an additional 3.8% income tax on individuals,…
Federal Income Tax Update
1. Taxpayer Denied a Bad Debt Deduction even though the Borrower had Cancellation of Debt Income; Kelly v. Commissioner, 139 F.4th 854 (9th Cir. 2025).…
Protecting the Digital Fortress: Data Privacy and Cybersecurity in Today’s Law Firm
In an era defined by relentless digital evolution, law firms are entrusted not only with safeguarding justice but also with safeguarding data. From…
Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Professionalism in Attorney Departures
Few moments test the professionalism of lawyers and law firms more than a lawyer’s departure. While the North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct — and…