Involuntary Transfer Considerations for Operating Agreements in Bankruptcy
Transfer restrictions in operating agreements serve an important function in assuring that the members of limited liability companies (“LLCs”) are able to…
Find Help In the ABA’s Well-being Toolkit for Lawyers and Legal Employers
By Julie D. Beavers and Sarah Nagae As chairs of the North Carolina Bar Associaton’s Professional Wellness Committee, we want to share an important…
NC COA Case Summary: Termination of Parental Rights, In re D.A.
Respondent-Mother and Respondent-Father both appealed the trial court’s order terminating their parental rights. Both parties’ attorneys filed…
Five Content Marketing Methods That Go Beyond Blogging
When people hear the term “content marketing,” they immediately think of blogging. For most busy lawyers, the prospect of fitting blogging into an already…
Qualified Opportunity Zones
On October 19 the IRS issued proposed regulations and a revenue ruling about opportunity zones, which are an important tax incentive program in the major tax…
The YLD: Brewing For the Greater Good To Benefit the NCBF
The YLD is pleased to announce a new series of events to benefit the North Carolina Bar Foundation. This Bar year, the YLD and NCBF are partnering to host…
Work Worth Doing: Alternative Dispute Resolution
It is easy in today’s political and cultural environment to feel overwhelmed and completely helpless to affect any change. Conflict abounds. In a society…
Fourth Circuit Update
The Fourth Circuit has been relatively quiet on the labor and employment front. But on October 19, 2018, through an unpublished per curium opinion, it…
NC COA Case Summary: Equitable Distribution, Frady v. Frady
Equitable Distribution, COA18-141, Oct. 16, 2018, Frady v. Frady, Transylvania County Equitable distribution order entered October 20, 2017. Husband appeals.…
Volunteer Opportunity: Lawyer on the Line – NCBA Paralegal Program
While the majority of the work on the project will be handled by paralegals, attorney supervision is still required, because, as you are aware, paralegals…